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Dear Krisztián Lehoczki. Because of what happened after the stork's nest in Jászfényszaru was saved, I don't think I can leave the events without a word. Once one of the freshman parents was injured, it became apparent the chicks and eggs could not be left in the nest because they were absolutely certain to die. Using all their strength and knowledge, they rescued the contents of the nest, 2 chicks and three eggs. It was a noble deed. But from here, things turned in the wrong direction. There would have been a safe place where the eggs could have hatched together with the existing chicks, they could have grown up in a safe and life-like, suitable place, the Dömös Bird and the Branch Rescue, where a hatching pair of eggs without eggs would have been the foster parent. András Márton talked to the Eagle Center and you about this during the day, long before the rescue. I don't know what. After the rescue, the chicks and eggs were brought to you, for artificial hatching, for human rearing, and later they would have been returned to the parent healed at the Eagle Center, who will raise them. They traveled 100 km = there and then the same amount back, let them see the world. / Dömös from there maybe 10 km./ This is a utopia. The parent is injured, alone, and no longer remembers his chicks. Its incubation period is over. There is a chance that you will not be able to supply them, or select them, kill them as strangers, or have to be raised as human beings. I don't know why they decided to do so, I think András Márton was not informed either, but with this procedure they took away the natural habitability of 5 chicks, they took away the caring pair of grapes, they took away the possibility of their natural growth according to their lifestyle. From Dömös, the previous chicks were not released, but as a result of their free life, they were able to move to their wintering place at the right time. I respect their work, I hope they wanted the best for the chicks, but that’s not it. Please reconsider the situation and, if possible, correct it, taking into account the interests of the storks, which cannot be the last consideration in such cases. Mrs. Lajos Séllei, stork watcher for more than 10 years.

They are very kind. It seems. to be knowledgeable, have great experience in them. This morning, returning home after our night shift, we found an abandoned little pigeon on our stairs. My wife said let's take it in, let it warm up, calm down the pigeon. NO, I said, we have the bird protection association next to us, Krisztián, and then he can take care of him professionally. He found that it was a race pigeon. Poor flew over himself, tired. I bless God that we found that we could put it into professional hands. Krisztián, Alexandra, children just so on ....

I do not dispute the competence, but! .. the dack era is typical for children! Because he believes the calvary of the saved nest in Jászfényszar is a longing for money and a beautiful proof of human pettiness! The fact that eggs and chicks have been placed in an artificial environment - rather than under a pair of freshly hatching storks, one of which is a wild bird - is incomprehensible and unacceptable to me and many other people. And that's just icing on the cake, that out of this situation, the authorities consider people who are well-meaning but sometimes insufficiently informed to pay 1% of their tax to the utmost. I would like to respond to your non-response document described below here. It is professionally unacceptable that no steps have been taken to allow the rescued nest to be placed under natural conditions, under a pair of storks that are still hatching, in Dömös. As experts, they should be aware of the fact that the reintroduction of chicks and eggs that have not yet hatched under a damaged egg taken out of its own nest is a completely doomed business, even with food supplementation. If you are serious about thinking that this solution might work, it will raise serious professional shortcomings on your part. And the fact that they are trying to feed this nurse's tale with donors in the hope of further support is downright distasteful.

We found an injured swallow. I called them, but they were on leave ... The swallow and ... The Bükk National Park passed the exams!