Harbin Zhaolin Park Xiaoyu completes the jumping nest first show

Author:Heilongjiang.com Time:2022.07.06

Heilongjiang Net News (Reporter Xian Xianpeng) At 8 am on July 3rd, the first nest of the nest in Zhaolin Park, Harbin City, jumped the nest and completed the first show this year. The crickets of this jumping nest are located in the ancient tree cave on the north side of Zhaolin Park, with a total of 4 small crickets.

The nest tree hole on the north side of Zhaolin Park

Before Xiao Yan jumped the nest, his mother came to the entrance of the tree, and looked around. The "own baby" was going to meet you for the first time. It also twisted his neck and lowered his head. When the mother was hesitant, a little puppet hidden behind it "Born calves are not afraid of tigers", drilling out of the mother's belly, without hesitation, jumping down. This jump also surprised the mother's mother. It quickly stood up and looked at the little puppet, seeing where it jumped, and had any injuries. Subsequently, the mother jumped down. Watching the mother disappeared, the little magpie in the tree hole came to the cave to call her mother "叽看". Children jump down quickly. After hearing the call, Xiao Yan had the courage, 1, 2, 3, and the three little pupae jumped out of the nest.

Azota who feeds the cricket

Che Chunhu, the "Daddy Daddy" of Zhaolin Park, said, "At present, Zhaolin Park has incubated 52 small crickets this year, including 5 of them and 47 left. There are 5 nests in the park. There are more than 70。 eggs. On the 11th and 12th this month, there may be a nest of small crickets that can jump to the nest. "On weekdays, Che Chunhu loved this group of little guys and came to the park every morning. See if there are fewer and physical condition.

Big wheat worm to feed the cricket

Che Chunhu feeds the grasshopper in the morning and evening to supplement the calcium to add calcium, and then feeds barley, bread insects and other foods every 2 hours. "Xiaoyu needs to take care of it to improve the survival rate, and I hope they will grow up healthy and healthy." Che Chunhu said.

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