Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
About three thousand species of animals, including those listed in the Red Book of Moscow, live in the natural areas of the capital. In the Severnoye Tushino Park, you can regularly observe weasels, hedgehogs, field mice and muskrats, less often – martens and unique inhabitants for the metropolis – hares. These animals are also found in the natural and historical parks Izmailovo, Kuzminki-Lyublino and Moskvoretsky, and foxes are often found in Tushino Park, Fili Park and the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve.
Among the birds in the Moskvoretsky Natural and Historical Park, you can often see the tufted duck, great crested grebe, and coot – these birds are rare nesting species and are listed in the Red Book of Moscow. In the Tsaritsyno and Tushinsky Parks, you can see the largest woodpecker in the capital’s natural areas – the black woodpecker.
The Kuzminki-Lyublino Museum-Reserve is distinguished by its diversity of feathered inhabitants. The territory is home to pigeons, sparrows, ducks, tits familiar to city dwellers, as well as birds listed in the Red Book: owls, tits, goshawks and other species.
How to behave correctly with animals
For those who like not only to watch animals, but also to interact with them, special machines are installed in the parks where you can buy food for the furry and feathered inhabitants. When meeting animals, you should be careful: you must not forget that their behavior is impossible to predict.
You must not approach a wild animal too closely. You must remain calm, do not make any sudden movements, do not frighten it, or make loud noises. You should not pick up young animals, because there is an adult animal nearby. This also applies to birds: grown chicks learn to fly in the summer, they do it gradually, and in the process of learning they may end up on the grass. If the fledglings are not sick, injured, or in danger, you should not pick them up. Their parents take care of them, they feed and protect the chicks.
It is also worth remembering the rules of conduct when walking in the park with a dog. The pet must be kept on a leash. Some species of birds nest on the ground – a dog without a leash can scare the birds and destroy their nests.
The staff is engaged in monitoring and protecting the animal world. Department of Nature Management and Environmental Protection of the City of MoscowIf a wild animal is injured or needs help, you must report it to the Moscow Government’s unified information service by phone: 7 495 777-77-77.
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