Love for Birds ('Ai Niao Zhou') | Protecting the Blue Angel, Let the Longyuan Birds Wake You Every Morning
From March 25th to 31st of this year is my province's 38th Birdwatching Week.
People often say: 'The Chinese people's understanding and protection of birds have a traditional basis since ancient times.' 'Birdwatching Week' originated in 1981, and is an activity undertaken by China to protect birds and maintain the natural ecological balance.
This week is 'Birdwatching Week.' How much do you know about the varieties of birds? There are many lively and agile birds in Longyuan campus. Now, let's follow the lens of Professor Hong Yanping from the School of Life Sciences to introduce these adorable little elves!
Common Jay
Daurian Red Thrush
White-throated Rock Thrush
White Wagtail
White-backed Thrush
White Egret
White-headed Thrush
White-footed Thrush
White-chested Crake
White-necked Thrush
Plain Thrush
North Red-tailed Magpie (female bird)
North Red-tailed Magpie (male bird)
North Grey Wagtail
Golden Oriole (female bird)
Golden Oriole (male bird)
Chinese Egret
Chinese Egret and Goose
Red-eared Thrush (male bird)
Red-veined Blue Rock Thrush
Red-headed Long-tailed Magpie
Red-billed Grey Magpie
Chinese Blue Magpie
Chinese Blue Magpie
Grey Wagtail
Painted Dove
Yellow-throated Earthcreeper
Yellow Wagtail
Grey-backed Swallow
Waxmouth Sparrow
Brown-crowned Barbet
Great Reed Warbler
Common Kingfisher
Chinese Swallow
Silky Nightjar
Little Teal
Flowered Whistler
Jewel-necked Dove
Brown-bellied Barbet
Bird protection is not just a task for 'Birdwatching Week,' but something we need to do consistently in our daily lives. Together, we protect birds and maintain the ecological community, which is our responsibility and mission.
Source: Longyan College
Editor: Xiao You
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