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Wanghu Wetland in central China leaves 160 acres of rice fields unharvested, creating a bird haven. Swans flock during migration season, expected to reach 100,000 by late January.
Nearly a thousand swans have arrived at Rongcheng’s Great Swan National Nature Reserve, marking the start of their annual winter migration from Siberia.
Over 10,000 swans have migrated from Siberia and Mongolia to Sanmenxia’s Swan Lake National Urban Wetland Park in Henan Province, marking the start of the best viewing season in China’s ‘City of Swans’.
Swans grace the icy Linghe River in Liaoning Province, creating a serene winter spectacle amidst golden sunlight and frosty landscapes.
The recent snowfall in Yuncheng’s Salt Lake wetlands has transformed the area into a winter wonderland, where flocks of swans play amidst the snow, attracting numerous visitors to this serene habitat.
A flock of swans dancing in the morning mist along the Black River in Zhangye City, Gansu Province, symbolizes successful ecological protection efforts, attracting wildlife and tourists alike.
Over 60 swans have migrated to Beijing’s Huairou Reservoir for the winter, finding an ideal habitat among its fish-rich waters and reed-filled shallows.
Over 100 swans have arrived at Swan Bay on the Daling River in northeast China’s Liaoning Province for winter. Improved water quality and animal protection efforts have made the area a haven for swans.