Has the black stork, an endangered and rare bird, been released into nature after being rescued?

It is reported that the forest police station of forest and desert secondary forest of Jinghe County Public Security Bureau in Xinjiang successfully released a world endangered rare bird and a national first-class key protected animal, Black Stork, into nature on 2 1.

It is reported that at around 8: 00/kloc on August 20th, the forest desert secondary forest police station of Jinghe County Public Security Bureau received a phone call from the police of Yongji Lake Police Station of County Public Security Bureau, saying that a big black bird was found during patrol in the jurisdiction, and it was inconvenient to move. After receiving the police, the police of the forest and desert secondary forest police station of Jinghe County Public Security Bureau quickly rushed to the scene and joined hands with the police of Yongji Lake police station to capture the big bird in a cotton field.

The police carefully examined its appearance and found no obvious scars, but it was weak and slow. After examining the pictures carefully, the experts determined that the bird was a black stork, a young bird, with no trauma and good signs. It is speculated that the black stork may have gastrointestinal diseases, and the feeding is not timely, which leads to physical weakness.

After a day's feeding, the black stork's mental condition improved obviously and he was eager to fly. In view of the fact that the black stork meets the release conditions, on the afternoon of August 2 1, the police drove more than 30 kilometers to release it in the waters of Ebinur Lake Wetland National Nature Reserve.

It is reported that the black stork is a large wading bird with beautiful posture, bright color, agile activity and alert temperament. At present, there are only more than 2,000 pandas in the world, which are as rare as giant pandas, so they are also called "pandas among birds".