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There are many egrets in the villages of the East Sea. Egrets are called "environmental birds" because they are extremely picky about their living environment. They only live in places with pure water quality, fresh air and high negative oxygen ions.
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What happens when a farm machine meets egrets? A beautiful scene of people living in harmony with nature — right here in Jiangxi, China. 🚜✨
🕊️🌿 Right next to a bustling bridge and spinning wind turbines, a mangrove nursery in Zhanjiang is quietly raising the next generation of egrets. In Tangwei Village, 20 hectares of mangroves serve as a natural breeding ground. Chicks wait in nests. Adults shuttle between mudflats and treetops. Life goes on, undisturbed. This is what harmony looks like: conservation and infrastructure, side by side. 🏗️🌱 #Mangroves# #Egrets# #Wildlife# #Zhanjiang# #Nature# #Conservation# #Wetlands# #Birdwatching# #China# #Biodiversity# #Harmony# #Environment# #Sustainability# #CoastalLife# 🔗 Full story:
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南宋缂丝莲塘乳鸭图,上海博物馆藏 Kesi Tapestry: Ducks and Ducklings in Lotus Pond,Collection of Shanghai Museum This is the only large surviving kesi tapestry by Zhu Kerou, a master weaver of the Southern Song Dynasty. The composition depicts a serene lotus pond landscape, featuring Taihu rock, lotus blooms, white egrets, mallard pair with ducklings, swallows, dragonflies and aquatic plants rendered with delicate layered details. The versatile weaving technique is known as "Zhu’s kesi method". Symbolizing harmonious family life and prosperity, it represents the pinnacle of Song floral-and-bird silk tapestry art.
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The Cattle Egret is a little sprite of the meadows and a young herdsman of the wetlands. Unlike other herons, they do not feed primarily on fish. Instead, they prefer to dwell in shallow wetlands and around marshes, feeding mainly on insects. They are particularly fond of picking off parasites and cattle lice from the backs of cattle, as well as catching grasshoppers, crickets, and other insects stirred up by the grazing herd. Often found accompanying herds of cattle and deer, they earned the name "Cattle Egret" and are affectionately known as the "herdsmen of the wetlands."
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Following the egret's lead, I'll uphold justice and seize opportunities.
If you're offering compute but egress is eating up your margins, let's talk If your training data is stuck in one region and your GPUs are in another, let's talk. If your content is being consumed, but you don't know by whom, let's talk. Booth E11. We're here all day.
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POV: the CFO joined the infrastructure meeting. Egress is now everyone's problem.
GCP storage: $0.022/GB/month. GCP egress: $0.12/GB. One is what you pay to keep data still. The other is what you pay to move it.