In Babruysk, an owlet was rescued after almost being pecked to death by crows
In Babruysk, an owlet with an injured wing, which became a victim of crow attacks, was rescued. Local residents found the bird and handed it over to specialists, reports Magilev.by.
Photo: Babruysk Inspection of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection
According to the Inspection of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection, the situation occurred during the period when grown owlets begin to leave their nests. Such birds are called fledglings. Usually, if they are healthy and not in danger, they should not be taken from nature, as their parents are nearby and continue to feed them.
However, in this case, the owlet found itself in a dangerous situation: it fell out of the nest and lay in the grass, where crows were already attacking it. Concerned women noticed this and called for help.
Inspection employees went to the scene, took the owlet, and handed it over to a veterinary institution. There, it is being provided with assistance, as there is a suspicion of a wing injury that may have occurred after the fall.
Photo: Babruysk Inspection of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection
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