The picture shows the pseudo-large Suzaku. Qinghai Duomei Ecological Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. Courtesy of the picture
Xining, January 27 (Sun Rui, Yang Fang) reporter learned from Qinghai Duomei Ecological Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. on the 27th that the company recently completed the first bird survey this year in conjunction with Qinghai Dari Yellow River National Wetland Park, recording a total of 36 species of birds.
Pictured is a kestrel. Qinghai Duomei Ecological Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. Courtesy of the picture
The picture shows the brown-winged snow finch. Qinghai Duomei Ecological Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. Courtesy of the picture
Qinghai Dari Yellow River National Wetland Park is located in the southeast of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, located in the territory of Qinghai Province, Goluo Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Dari, Gander County, the wetland park includes the Yellow River Basin between the First Tributary of the Yellow River, the Dari River and the Gesar Lingka Mountain to the Dari River, and the wetland park is in the shape of "several". The area is bounded by the confluence of the Yellow River and the Dari River in the west, the Gesar Rinka Mountains in the east, the main river of the Yellow River in the north, and the fork of the Dari River in the south. The Yellow River basin in the wetland park is about 20.1 kilometers long, and the Dari River is about 82 kilometers long.
The picture shows the horned lark. Qinghai Duomei Ecological Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. Courtesy of the picture
The picture shows the eagle owl. Qinghai Duomei Ecological Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. Courtesy of the picture
According to reports, a total of 36 species of birds were recorded in this survey, belonging to 8 orders and 19 families. Among them, there are 4 species of birds protected by the national level I, namely the bearded vulture, the grassland eagle, the golden eagle and the falcon; and the 8 species of birds protected by the national level II., namely the sandpiper, the alpine vulture, the white-tailed harrier, the great eagle, the eagle owl, the longitudinal-bellied owl, the kestrel, and the crested bunting. The total number of recorded birds is more than 2,200. In addition, during the investigation, there were also "encounters" of otter mothers and children fishing in the river. (End)
The picture shows a mother and child otter fishing in the river during a bird survey. Qinghai Duomei Ecological Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. Courtesy of the picture
The picture shows an otter family basking in the sun by the river. Qinghai Duomei Ecological Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. Courtesy of the picture
Source: China News Network