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.

📍 Zhanjiang, Guangdong Sunlight spreads across the sea as egrets glide through the sky. Whatever lies ahead, keep moving forward. #Zhanjiang# #Guangdong# #Seaside# #Egrets# #Nature# #Scenery# #Sunlight# #CoastalLife# #ChinaTravel# #Travel#

🕊️🌿 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:

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.

The Ecological Restoration and Desertification Control Project in the Aximan Area, Xinjiang, China, serves as a vital ecological barrier protecting the Aksu oasis. Following the same spirit of the Kokyar Sand Control Project, it was officially launched in 2021. People of all ethnic groups have worked side by side. They innovatively use reclaimed urban wastewater instead of precious river water for tree planting, laying dozens of kilometres of water pipelines and drip irrigation networks. Native drought-resistant species such as sacsaoul, tamarisk and sea buckthorn are selected. By combining trees, shrubs and grasses, sand enclosure and afforestation go hand in hand with wetland restoration, building layered shelterbelts to hold back shifting sand. After five years of consistent efforts, large stretches of sand dunes have been stabilized by vegetation, and forest coverage has risen markedly. Deserts have been transformed into wetlands, reed marshes and forest belts. Birds including egrets, wild ducks and black storks have returned to the lake. This green Great Wall against sandstorms across the desert is a vivid example of harmony between humans and nature, and of people from all ethnic groups jointly building a beautiful homeland. 中国新疆艾西曼区域生态修复及荒漠化治理工程是守护阿克苏绿洲的一道关键生态屏障，也是和柯柯牙防风治沙工程一脉相承的荒漠治理工程，于2021年正式启动 。各族群众相守相伴，创新利用城市再生水，铺设数十公里输水管道、滴灌管网，不用珍贵的河水来种树。选用梭梭、红柳、沙棘等本土耐旱植物，乔、灌、草搭配，封沙育林、湿地修复同步推进，筑起层层防风固沙林带，阻挡流沙前移 。 五年持续治理，大片沙丘慢慢被植被固定，森林覆盖率大幅提升。荒漠变成湿地、苇丛与林带，白鹭、野鸭、黑鹳等鸟类重回湖区。大漠之上，这一道防风挡沙的绿色长城，是人与自然共生、各族群众共建美好家园的生动样本。 #大美新疆# #石榴花开映天山# #China# #XinjiangThe#

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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