Beijing has set up 14 monitoring points in the suburbs to prevent migratory birds from spreading avian influenza

Introduction: Xinhua Beijing, March 3 (reporter Liu Puquan) Beijing is about to usher in the peak of migratory bird migration Xinhua Beijing, March 3 (reporter Liu Puquan) Beijing is about to usher in the peak of migratory bird migration Starting Wednesday, Beijing Forestry Bureau will set up 14 monitoring points for wild migratory birds in the suburbs to prevent the spread of avian influenza during migration 3cf Beijing is located in the transition zone between the subtropical zone and the sub cold zone, which is the necessary passage for many migratory birds According to statistics, there are more than 410 kinds of birds in Beijing, including magpie, azalea, swift, swan and oriole, accounting for 31.5% of the total number of birds in China In spring and autumn, there are as many as 353 species of summer migratory and tourist birds migrating south or north of Beijing At present, the number of migratory birds is increasing gradually, among which there are thousands of wild ducks in Yanqing wild duck lake recently Experts predict that a large number of migratory birds will move to Beijing in the middle and late March According to 3cf, the monitoring personnel will scientifically monitor migratory birds on the basis of strengthening the protection of migratory birds, fill in the record form every day and report the monitoring results The main task of monitoring is to observe whether there is any abnormal situation of migratory birds Once any sick or dead migratory birds are found, inform the local animal epidemic prevention department in time for handling The monitoring personnel will also publicize the knowledge of bird protection to the masses and jointly take good care of wild migratory birds Prior to that, Beijing Municipal Forestry Bureau set up a leading group to strictly prevent the spread of avian influenza by migratory birds, and conducted intensive training for wildlife managers, including how to identify migratory bird species, field monitoring, prevention and control of avian influenza, etc 3CF