Hey there, nature lovers! 🌍 Guess what's buzzing (or should we say chirping) in Beijing? Birds! 🐦 And not just any birds, but rare species like peregrine falcons and black-winged kites are soaring over the Yongding River. 🦅
Since late autumn, these feathered friends have been making a grand comeback, igniting a birdwatching frenzy among locals. Cameras out, binoculars up! 📸🔭
Wild birds are like nature's report card on how we're treating our planet. Their return is a high-five from Mother Earth, showing that Beijing's ecological environment is getting a thumbs up. 👍🌳
Meanwhile, over at the bird habitat enhancement demonstration area near the Miyun Reservoir (northeast of Beijing), it's a full-on avian party! 🎉 Over 10,000 migratory birds have gathered there in the past months. That's a lot of new tweets (and we don't mean on social media)! 🐤
By the end of December 2023, the Miyun Reservoir recorded 235 bird species—up by 45 since 2020. That's like unlocking new levels in a game! 🎮 Some of these birds are under first-class national protection and have become regular visitors. Talk about VIP guests! ✨
So, what's the big deal? Well, the return of these birds highlights Beijing's efforts to improve its water environment and ecological conditions. It's a win for the environment and a win for all the bird enthusiasts out there. Let's keep working towards a greener future! 🌱💚
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Return of birds highlights Beijing's better water environment
cgtn.com
