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Over 30,000 migratory birds, from grey cranes to ruddy shelducks, have landed at the Muzart River Basin in the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, turning it into a winter wonderland.
In Zhejiang Province, smart monitoring tech and patrols have expanded winter migratory bird records from 90 to 147 species, including rare smew, tufted ducks and spoonbills.
This winter, almost 10,000 migratory birds like ruddy shelducks and mallards flock to Ruohai Lake in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, thanks to wetland restoration.
Tiaozini’s tidal zone in Jiangsu Province on the Chinese mainland has unveiled the first permanent high-tide ‘airport’ for migratory birds—a vibrant boost for biodiversity.
Discover how over 400,000 migratory birds are transforming the Yellow River Delta in Shandong this winter, thanks to improved habitats and real-time monitoring.
On Dec 22, Hunan’s Forestry Department launched the “Feather Trace Action”, equipping 10 migratory bird species at Dongting Lake with BeiDou trackers and mini cameras to capture their winter lives.
Poyang Lake in Jiangxi Province on the Chinese mainland becomes Asia’s largest winter home for migratory birds, showcasing green development with 25% forest coverage and wildlife protection gains.
Li Dongming has devoted over a decade to protecting migratory birds in China’s Tiaozini Wetland. Tracking rare species and enduring 10-hour days, he’s a true guardian of nature’s winged wonders.
Yunnan’s wetlands are buzzing this winter as rare migratory birds like common cranes and state-protected storks flock to the area. Don’t miss this incredible natural spectacle!
Flocks of migratory birds are thriving in Tianjin’s coastal wetlands, turning the tidal flats of Binhai New Area into a bustling hub for these feathered travelers. 🐦🌊