Wild geese play on the lake
Black swans and geese are playing
Text/Yangcheng Evening News reporter Yan Min Correspondent Huang Yingling
Photo courtesy of Pearl River Park
Recently, tourists who often come to Pearl River Park for a walk found that a group of "new friends" have come up from Kuailu Lake: black swans and wild geese. They often travel in pairs, chasing and playing on the surface of the water, becoming a beautiful landscape. Originally, in September this year, Pearl River Park introduced four black swans and six wild geese in batches to enhance the ornamentality of the park.
Bright red beak, slender neck, satin black gray feathers, black swans "dancing" on the lake surface, elegant and moving. The goose has a black mouth, a light grayish-brown body, a dark tan from the top of its head to the back of its neck, and a nearly white fore neck. From a distance, the top of the head and the back of the neck are distinctly black and white, forming a strong contrast. The dignified black swans and flocks of geese attracted the "bird fighting" people in the city to come and catch their beautiful figures.
In order to let the black swans and wild geese adapt to the "new home" as soon as possible, Pearl River Park has specially built a "villa". At the same time, Pearl River Park has strengthened the construction of wetland seines, and daily feeding is carried out by rowing boat to ensure the safety of animals and avoid unnecessary disturbances. In addition, park management reminds visitors to watch in a civilized manner, do not feed food and get close to it.
Source: Yangcheng Evening News