Planning a bird-watching trip to Shenzhen Bay? Now at the peak of its annual migration season, the bay is welcoming flocks of migratory birds, including cormorants and egrets. From the Futian Mangrove National Nature Reserve to Shenzhen Bay Park, here are some of the best spots to catch a glimpse of them. Early mornings and around 5 p.m. are ideal for bird watching, especially when the tide is between 0.5 and 1.2 meters above the sea-level datum. Remember to keep your distance, stay quiet and never feed or disturb the birds. Save this guide and enjoy the beauty of Shenzhen Bay's feathered visitors! Read more: #Ecology# #ShenzhenBay# #Shenzhen# #Guangdong# #MigratoryBirds# #Autumn# #ChinaTravel# #Nature# #Wildlife# #APEC# #Biodiversity# #GreenCity# #EcoTourism# #UrbanNature# #INShenzhenINNature#

🦩 Migratory birds are back at Shenzhen Bay! Great cormorants, black-faced spoonbills and other species have returned for the annual migration season, filling the skies and mudflats with activity. A key wintering and stopover site on the East Asian–Australasian Flyway, Shenzhen Bay has recorded 273 bird species, including 60 under national protection, and welcomes nearly 100,000 migratory birds each year. Their return is supported by the city's conservation efforts, from protecting green spaces and making building facades safer for birds to managing nighttime lighting near their habitats. New regulations on mangrove wetland protection, which took effect on November 5, also restrict activities such as construction and drone use that could disturb wildlife. A safer home for birds, and a richer natural landscape for the city. Read more: #Ecology# #ShenzhenBay# #Shenzhen# #Guangdong# #MigratoryBirds# #Autumn# #ChinaTravel# #Nature# #Wildlife# #APEC# #Biodiversity# #GreenCity# #EcoTourism# #UrbanNature# #INShenzhenINNature#