Man and nature are a community of life
Human beings must respect nature
Go with the flow
Protect nature
Recently
Liandu District has always insisted
Ecological priority and green development
Strengthen ecological protection throughout the territory
The ecological environment status level is excellent
Forest coverage, environmental quality and other indicators
Ranked in the forefront of the province
Since 2019
Liandu District has initiated the Biodiversity Survey since then
Investigate through historical data
A total of 1242 species were found
Through fieldwork
The number of species found and recorded was 198
Among them, there are 28 species under national protection
There are 23 species under provincial protection
A total of 2 species of national grade I key protected animals were recorded in the field survey, such as the white-necked long-tailed pheasant and the black chamois; 26 species of national grade II protected animals, such as the Chinese impala, the Chinese iguana, the white ibis, the forest eagle, the collared ibis, the giant salamander, the tiger striped frog, etc.; the survey found that 3 new species of Lishui birds were recorded: copper blue crane, square-tailed ibis, and black-faced spoonbill.
Biodiversity in Liandu District
The investigation is continuing
An increasingly good ecological environment
Also attracted more and more
Wild animals choose to inhabit this place
So, let's get to know each other
These magical "little friends" now!
Last year's survey found
Three new bird species recorded
Muscicapa thalassina
Copper Blue Wren
A species of finches with a body length of about 15 cm, the male bird except for the frontal base and the first black eye, the whole body is copper-blue, mainly inhabiting the montane forest and forest edge area at an altitude of 900-3700 meters, preying on flying insects. It is rare in Zhejiang Province.
▲ Easts photo
Platalea minor
Black-faced spoonbills
Last year, the Yeosu Biodiversity Background Survey Bird Group discovered a new record of birds in Lishui City, the black-faced spoonbills, in Bihu Town, Liandu District. Belonging to the storks, storks, spoonbill subfamily, the spoonbill subfamily has a total of six species of birds in the world, of which the black-faced spoonbill is the rarest in number (the only black-faced spoonbill is an endangered species among the six known spoonbills), and is listed as endangered (EU) in the Red List of Biodiversity of China. On February 5, 2021, in the adjusted List of Wild Animals under National Key Protection, the black-faced spoonbill was upgraded from a national second-level protected wild animal to a national first-level protected wild animal.
▲Photo by Shannong
Culicicapa ceylonensis
Hoo-Ushi
It is a small and distinctive bird. The head is grey, slightly crowned, the mouth is flattened, the base of the mouth is broad and almost equilateral triangular, the mouth whiskers are developed and long, several up to the mouth port, the head to the back of the neck is black gray, the back is olive green, the wings and tail are black gray, and the wings and feathers are olive yellow-green. The throat and thorax are grey, and the rest of the underparts are yellow. The iris is brown, the mouth is black on the mouth, the corner of the mouth is colored, and the feet are yellowish brown. Noisy and active, jumping among the branches, constantly hunting and chasing passing insects. The tail is often fanned open.
Love the Lotus Landscape
An old friend of Kowloon National Wetland Park
Mergus squamatus
Chinese Autumn Sand Duck
Chinese autumn sand duck is an ancient species left over from the end of the Tertiary glacial period, with a history of more than 10 million years, it is a rare bird of Chinese specialty, belonging to the national key protected animals, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) red list and the Chinese biodiversity red list are listed as endangered species. According to the latest estimates, there are less than 5,000 Chinese Autumn Sand Ducks in the world, known as "living fossils in the water" and "giant pandas in birds", and because of the name of "China", it is known as "National Duck".
▲ Song Shihe photo
Multiple national levels
Focus on the protection of wild animals
Syrmaticus ellioti
White-necked long-tailed pheasant
Muntiacus crinifrons
Black Chamois
Hoplobatrachus rugulosus
Tiger striped frog
▲Photo by Wu Yanqing
Capricornis milneedwardsii
Chinese iguana
Spilornis cheela
Snake carving
▲Photo by Zhao Shengjun
Glaucidium cuculoides
Spotted partridge
▲Horse horn photo
Lotus is not only beautiful scenery
There are also many "little friends" hidden
The world is beautiful because of its richness
Conservation of biodiversity
We can start from actively participating in afforestation
Do not indiscriminately eat wild animals
Consciously practice a green lifestyle...
and other ways to practice
Let's join hands
To protect biodiversity
Build a beautiful home in harmony with all things
Contribute!
Some of the footage is synthesized from the Internet