Translartion. Region: Russians Fedetion –
Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
With the arrival of warm weather, you can hear birds singing in the natural areas of the capital. In parks, squares and even in courtyards, you can hear the ringing trills of finches, thrushes, robins, warblers and other feathered inhabitants.
Capital specialists Department of Nature Management and Environmental Protection reminder: from April 1, a silence regime has been established in natural areas, which will last until July 31. It is necessary to create favorable conditions during the breeding season of animals and birds.
“When near a nest, do not make loud sounds, turn on music, make noise or approach the birds, and also do not walk dogs without a short leash and muzzle. Compliance with these simple rules allows us to maintain the stability of populations and support biodiversity in the city,” the capital’s Department of Nature Management and Environmental Protection said.
Natural cacophony
The most sonorous and varied songs at this time are those of finches and thrushes. Male finches perform melodic trills to attract females and inform rivals that the territory is already occupied. The concerts of thrushes, especially the song and black thrush, can be recognized by a series of whistling and flute-like phrases with pauses. The robin produces characteristic gentle trills, often heard at dawn and dusk and reminiscent of a quiet stream. Warblers sing simply and rhythmically – with short, repeating sounds that are easily recognizable in the silence, and warblers perform a fast and energetic song with a variety of chirping and whistling elements.
It is in the spring that birds are most vulnerable: at this time they build nests, lay eggs, hatch offspring and feed chicks. Any loud noise, the approach of a person or a pet can provoke anxiety and force the bird to leave the nest. In such cases, the chicks risk being left without parental warmth and food. Species that build nests on the ground or in low vegetation are especially sensitive to external factors, so it is important to remain quiet and not disturb the birds.
One of the important tasks of the Moscow Department of Nature Management and Environmental Protection is to help wild animals that find themselves in difficult situations. Biologists remind: if you encounter injured animals or birds that need specialized medical care, you should immediately contact the Moscow Government’s unified information service by phone: 7 495 777-77-77.
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