Bird Watching in the Wetland of the Minjiang River Estuary: Encounter with three world-class rare birds

Recently, the "Three Treasures of the Minjiang River" appeared wet in the Minjiang Estuary.

The "Three Treasures of the Minjiang River" refer to three world-class rare birds that can be seen in the wetlands of the Minjiang River Estuary, namely the Chinese Crested Tern (less than 100, a globally critically endangered species) and the Spoon-billed Sandpiper (less than 200 pairs, It is a globally endangered species), Black-faced Spoonbill (less than 5,000, it is a globally endangered species).

According to Zheng Hang, director of Fujian Minjiang Estuary Wetland National Nature Reserve Management Office, the "Three Treasures" were witnessed at the Minjiang Estuary on the same day, which has never happened since the Minjiang Estuary wetland was upgraded to a national nature reserve in 2013. .

The picture shows the Chinese Crested Tern is called "the bird of myth."

Photo by Xiao Bingxiang

Release time: 2021-04-03 09:40:35 【Editor: Zhai Lu】