High-Definition Photo Group: Mile, Yunnan – Dianchi Marsh Forms a Beautiful Landscape with Thousands of White-Faced Ibises

Thousands of white-faced ibis formed a beautiful landscape in Dianchi Marsh

In early March, Dianchi Marsh in Miyoshi, Yunnan, is blooming with spring flowers, with blue sky, green land and red flowers decorating the place with a vibrant atmosphere. In recent days, visitors to Dianchi Marsh Park have gradually increased, and even endangered species white-faced ibis have flown to nest on the banks of Dianchi River, forming a beautiful landscape

Dianchi Marsh, thousands of white-faced ibis formed a beautiful landscape

Entering the park, white-faced ibis are quietly perched on branches, some stand quietly and look forward, or stretch their necks, droop their beaks, and enjoy themselves. If you encounter movement, they will quickly open their wings and take off with their feet, quickly 'form a team' and fly away, while circling in the air, instantly forming a harmonious ecological painting

It is reported that white-faced ibis, a bird of the stork family. The body length is 31-89 cm, and the wingspan is up to 81 cm when fully extended. The plumage is white to gray, with smoky gray in winter. The flight feathers and tail feathers are black. They mainly feed on grass, fish and shrimp. In 2013, white-faced ibis was listed in the 'Red List of the World Nature Conservation Union' as a key protected wild animal

In recent years, Miyoshi City has vigorously promoted the construction of ecological tourism city, and the ecological environment of the whole city has been significantly improved, and many wild birds have come to nest. It is reported that this group of white-faced ibis has been staying in Dianchi Marsh in Miyoshi for about a week, and nearby villagers and tourists all feel that the 'visit' of white-faced ibis has added ecological vitality to the beautiful Dianchi Marsh

Yunnan Net Correspondent Pu Jiayong Bi Xiaoqian Kong De Yun Ren Quan Photography Report