The Municipal Greening and City Appearance Bureau said that the weather is slightly warm, the animals can't help but sprout, the Chinese big toad, the Chinese bee, the oriental vegetable powder butterfly... Let's take a look at these animals and insects native to Shanghai. See ↓
Chinese giant toad
The Chinese giant toad volunteered to be the first to stand up, indeed, they had awakened as early as Lichun and began to breed and lay eggs, and now in the season of sting, there are already many toads and small tadpoles gathered by the water and grass in the pond. After that, as the temperature continues to rise, they grow larger and larger, eventually turning into small toads leaving this tranquil water.
The Chinese giant toad floats on the water
A small tadpole of the Chinese giant toad
Chinese Bee
Chinese honey bees are also known as oriental bees, and now the nectar and pollen are very fresh, and the industrious little bees will never miss it, they are busy shuttling through the flowers.
Chinese bees are busy collecting honey, but they don't have time to take care of us (Proud .jpg)
Big Red Butterfly
The Big Red Butterfly and the Yellow Hook Butterfly are native to Shanghai that overwinter as adults. After the winter, they spread their wings to bathe in the sun to warm up their bodies, and then fly to the flowers to collect honey to replenish the energy of the next generation.
The big red butterfly is soaking up the sun
Yellow hook butterflies are also basking in the sun
Oriental dish pink butterfly
Oriental butterfly is a pupae overwintering butterfly, the temperature during the sting period is enough to make them pupate out, dance in the sun, and do not forget to mate and spawn. Lo and behold, the reverse of this February orchid leaf already has their eggs.
A pair of happy oriental pink butterflies
Eggs laid by oriental butterflies
Phylloxids
Sophora cryptoptera are also beginning to become active, farmland, wasteland, waterside are their habitat, remember that when they fly to the skin, do not shoot or pinch, but drive them away, because their bodily fluids can cause skin allergies.
Gill tortoise
Some gill turtles have also stung, flying close to the ground in the early morning, sometimes flying into the "ordinary people's homes" (indoors).
Golden turtle with yellow-skinned spines
Grey snails
After the rain, the gray snails also began to move, dragging the big house and crawling slowly on the wet ground. Oh yes, this year is the Year of the Ox, is it also the year of the snails?
Source: Municipal Greening and City Appearance Bureau
Source: Published in Shanghai