Aburrá Valley Enters Chick Season: Pay Attention to Authorities' Recommendations to Avoid Affecting Nests or Chicks
Between February and next April, the Aburrá Valley enters its chick season, a key period for urban wildlife in which sightings of bird chicks increase in parks, green areas, and residential areas.
TL;DR
- The Aburrá Valley is experiencing its chick season, a critical time for urban wildlife reproduction.
- Chicks are vulnerable as they are learning to fly and may fall from nests.
- Citizens are advised not to feed or raise wild chicks, as improper care can cause harm.
- Interfering with chicks is discouraged; parents are often nearby and capable of caring for their young.
- If a chick is found on the ground, it should be protected from immediate dangers like pets or vehicles.
- Contact wildlife authorities only if a chick is injured, bleeding, unconscious, or in immediate danger.