Black-Necked Cranes Thrive in Xizang’s High-Altitude Wetlands
Black-necked cranes successfully breed in the high-altitude wetlands of Xizang, where they are protected under China’s first-class state protection.
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White Eared-Pheasant’s Stunning Courtship Captured in Sichuan
A photography enthusiast captures the mesmerizing courtship dance of the white eared-pheasant in Sichuan Province, showcasing the vibrant colors and behaviors of this protected species.
Beijing Sees Rise in Wildlife: Four New Bird Species Join City Ecosystem
Beijing’s terrestrial wildlife species have grown from 608 to 612, including four new bird species, highlighting the city’s ongoing ecological advancements.
Flocking Showdown: Cormorants and Gulls Vie for Food at Dingxiang Lake
Flocks of migrating cormorants and gulls clash over plentiful food at Dingxiang Lake in Shenyang City, highlighting the area’s rich ecosystem and bird diversity.
Enchanting Hainan: A Birdwatcher’s Paradise with Over 450 Wild Species
Hainan Island boasts 453 wild bird species, including the endangered Hainan peacock-pheasant, making it a true paradise for bird lovers.
Winter Vitality: Forest Birds Thrive in Suihua’s Snowy Landscapes
Forest birds display winter vitality in Suihua’s snowy landscapes, showcasing nature’s resilience and beauty in Heilongjiang Province.
Hengshui Lake Reserve Hosts Over 60,000 Wintering Birds
Over 60,000 birds have been spotted wintering at Hengshui Lake National Nature Reserve in north China, highlighting the area’s rich biodiversity and effective ecological protection measures.
Long-Tailed Tits Bring Life to Daqing’s Winter Wonderland
Long-tailed tits in Daqing’s Urban Forest Park add vitality to the winter scene as they frolic, play, and forage in the snow.
Hope Soars as Chinese Crested Tern Population Rebounds
The critically endangered Chinese crested tern, once thought extinct, is rebounding thanks to dedicated conservation in Zhejiang’s Jiushan Islands.
Mythical Birds Return: Chinese Crested Terns Nest Again in East China Sea
The Chinese crested terns have returned to the East China Sea after decades, with scientists implementing strategies to ensure their annual breeding success.