The Chilean lapwing family will be able to take care of their three young chicks, until they become independent.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himThe Chilean lapwing family will be able to take care of their three young chicks, until they become independent.
A different game is being played in the field of the stadium of the Sports Union of Belén, in the Colombian city of Medellin. A Chilean lapwing (Vanellus chilensis) has laid its eggs on the turf of the playing field, and for this reason the managers and the authorities, to respect the natural development of the species, have decided to close the stadium.
Important closure! This bird is playing the game of its life next to its eggs and needs our care, ”writes the Sports and Recreation Institute of Medellín on social media to announce the interruption and rescheduling of matches.
✅Important closing! This bird is playing the game of his life.
It is a Vanellus chilensis and it laid its eggs in the grass field of the Belén UD. The field will NOT be available for 15 days while its eggs hatch. Let's take care of this family! @AlcaldiadeMed pic.twitter.com/EeQ4lIO2jE
– INDER Medellín (@INDERMEDELLIN) September 13, 2021
The first goals came with the birth of the chicks and were celebrated by all the fans who follow closely, through the press releases of the authorities, the most tender match of their lives. The end of the game, however, has not yet arrived, in fact at this stage mom and dad lapwing are teaching their little ones the basics to adapt and be independent. (READ also: Two days of paid leave for the bereavement of a pet, the bill of Colombia that should make school)
?? Gooooal: They were born, but the game for their lives continues! ??? Three chicks arrived at this family of Vanellus chilenis (Churlstone), on the grass field of the Belén Sports Unit. Their parents are taking care of them and they have become the sensation of this stage. ??? We must continue to take care of them!?? What names would you give them? Tell us in the comments.✅ Our INDER environmental team will continue to monitor and observe the curlew family, which is why the stage will be closed for approximately 45 days while they learn to fly and defend themselves. ✅ The matches that were held in this space will be relocated so that this family can continue to grow in its nest-court. #ElINDERSeFeels for biodiversity! ?
Posted by INDER Mayor's Office of Medellín on Tuesday, September 14, 2021
Thus, with the utmost respect for biodiversity and with a lot of love for the animals, 45 days of closure of the camp have been calculated as an adequate period to allow the new arrivals to carry out the adaptation process in the best possible way.
We have to wait for parental care until they take off and have autonomy, ”said María Isabel López, a biologist with the Medellín environmental team.
An entered gesture that deserves all our recognition. On the other hand, there is no more important game than protecting and protecting biodiversity.
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