Bosten Lake, Xinjiang: A Bay of Birds and Sunset

As the temperature rises, the shallow ice layer in Bostain Lake area gradually melts, and the migratory birds return to begin their new life. Year Lei photographed.

Bostain Lake Lacassian Bay, flocks of migratory birds gather here or leisurely forage. Year Lei photographed.

In recent years, with the continuous improvement of the ecological environment of Bostain Lake and the continuous improvement of the awareness of all ethnic groups to protect wild animals and plants, the number and variety of wild birds in Bostain Lake are increasing. Year Lei photographed.

Every spring, migratory birds come to the beautiful Bostain Lake to reproduce and thrive, and the lake water, reeds, and various water birds and nature have formed a perfect harmonious natural landscape. Year Lei photographed.

These migratory birds or spread their wings and fly low, or compete to chase, adding a moving landscape to the quiet lake surface. Year Lei photographed.

Bostain Lake is the largest inland freshwater lake in China, with a water area of 1646 square kilometers. Currently, Bostain Lake has a variety of birds and poultry reaching 120 species, such as swans, mandarin ducks, white egrets, and water ducks. Year Lei photographed.