Hu Jintao's present Zhu Ibis breeding success (FIG)

Shell out of the small ibis Xinhua Beijing, May 6, according to South Korea's Korean daily report, located in Kyung Keishō Road, Changning County, near Niu Pu Ibis Restoration Engineering Center said, local time 4th 11:28 P.M. Xu, a pair of Zhu Ibis eggs were successfully hatched, and small ibis parents,　　Was promised by Chinese President Hu Jintao when he visited South Korea last August. It is reported that the pair of ibis in the early and middle of last month, respectively, produced 3 and 6 eggs. Of the first 3 eggs, two were fertilized and one was not fertilized. But two of them are disturbed by the male ibis, can only move to the incubation base for artificial incubation.　　The success of the breeding was one of two eggs that had been moved to the incubation base last time, and the other failed to reproduce successfully.　　The recovery centre said that the 3 eggs that were produced in mid-April are now alternately hatched by the Ibis couple, and are expected to reproduce successfully by natural incubation in mid-April this month. Hu Jintao, China's president, pledged a pair of Ibis last August when he visited South Korea in October, settling down at the Ibis Restoration Engineering Center near the Changning in the two-month period, where he was carefully cared for by a recovery team composed of Professor Park Shichi of the Beijing University School of Avian Ecology and environmental Research.　　The recovery center plans to repeat the breeding process over a period of 5-7 years to increase the number of Ibis to more than 50, set up a wild-adapted stocking site in the centre, and then release them in batches at the Buffalo Swamp. Zhu Ibis is a stork ibis subfamily, is an international endangered species, but also South Korea, 198th natural monuments. South Korea is home to many Ibis, and even in nursery rhymes, but in 1979, when the last time Wen Ibis saw Zhu, he disappeared.