Wanping Lake has become a paradise for birds, and the first choice for bird shooters in Beijing

"Look, there are a few more, like mallard ducks." "These white-boned chickens are not afraid of people, always swim around the shore, and like to scream." "After taking a closer look for half a day, it turned out to be a group of sparrows, and I thought it was a long-tailed finch." The bird shooter whispered and laughed slowly, lest he scare away the foraging birds.

On November 26, the reporter came to Wanping Lake in Ludi Park, Fengtai District, only to see the sky blue, the reeds swaying with the wind, the lake sparkling, birds chirping, and wild ducks swimming in the water. Long guns and short cannons were set up on the embankment of the lake, and the birdmen were either standing or sitting, their eyes fixed on the lake. According to them, Wanping Lake is quiet, the lake is wide, there are many birds, some areas can shoot all kinds of wild ducks, some areas can shoot kingfishers, and some areas can shoot Aurora crows. The reporter observed that with the storage of water in the Yongding River, the ecological environment is getting better and better, many birds come here to settle down, more and more bird shooters are also coming, and Wanping Lake has become the first choice for bird shooters in Beijing.

Source: Fengtai District Rong Media Center

Reporter: Zhao Zhihe

Editor: Ke Lan