🐦✨ Imagine waking up to a sky painted with the graceful glide of rare grey herons! That's exactly what's happening in Nahan Village, nestled in Gulin County of southwest China's Sichuan Province. 🌄
Over the past few days, villagers have been treated to a breathtaking spectacle as a flock of these majestic birds—over 50 grey herons to be precise—have made a holly tree their new crib. 🌳🏠 Some chill on the branches, while others take to the skies, putting on a show that's straight out of a nature documentary! 🎬
The grey heron, usually found in the wetlands of Eurasia and Africa, is a big deal in China—it's a second-level national protected bird. 🛡️ So, having them hang out in the village is kind of like hosting VIP guests! 😎
Locals say there are more than 30 nests popping up in that holly tree. Talk about a bird paradise! 🐦🌿 From dawn till dusk, these herons glide effortlessly across the sky, and by sunset, they snuggle up together, showcasing their elegant forms against the fading light. 🌅💕
For the residents of Nahan Village, this isn't just a cool sight—it's a symbol of harmony between nature and people. 🌏🤝 So if you're ever in Sichuan Province, you might want to swing by and catch this winged wonder! ✈️😉
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