Water is the source of life. There is a consensus on this. For birds, especially migratory birds, the vast majority of them are inseparable from water. The so-called wading bird is inseparable from water. Whether it is rivers, lakes and seas, or mountains, ponds, paddy fields and swamps, these water-related places are home to birds. Therefore, the loss of flooded land will not keep the birds, and the absence of water also means that the birds have lost their homes. Because water gives birth to life, the land with water is the place where creatures are most angry, so of course it has become an ideal home for birds, especially migratory birds. Every winter, thousands of migratory birds fly to the beach, as evidenced by the spectacular bird waves. The golden season for bird watching is, of course, winter. As soon as the winter migratory birds go, the summer migratory birds also follow, and they are mostly waterfowl, such as pheasants, which are typical waterfowl. Where are you looking for birds at this time? Of course, where there is water, the farmland becomes a paradise for birds in summer and autumn. In the cultivated paddy fields, you can often see migratory birds such as black-winged stilts, forest sandpipers, crane sandpipers, black-tailed godwits, long-toed sandpipers, and semi-webbed sandpipers, as well as resident birds such as blue-breasted raildogs, common railmen, painted sandpipers, red-breasted raildogs, and other rare to see each other. Water is indeed the source of life, the place of life.
