“An egret’s paradise” is what locals lovingly call this place. Welcome to \u9e6d\u9e1f\u5929\u5802. This natural wonder is a haven for these beautiful birds. It is a testament to nature’s resilience.
\u9e6d\u9e1f\u5929\u5802 lies in Jiangmen city, Xinhui District. It is a sanctuary where egrets thrive. This park showcases a harmonious blend. It combines ecological preservation and restoration.
Every winter migratory birds flock south to escape the cold. The egrets have settled here in \u9e6d\u9e1f\u5929\u5802. They have become permanent residents.
The area has undergone two upgrades. The original bird watching tower was removed. The long bird watching corridor was also taken down. This created a more suitable environment for the birds. The egrets have settled in this park. They are now permanent residents. They continuously breed here. \u9e6d\u9e1f\u5929\u5802 is their peaceful haven.
From February to July egrets enter their breeding season. White egrets night herons and pond herons dominate. The peak breeding period is March and April. This makes it the largest natural incubation base for egrets in South China.
Imagine a boat ride on the river. It circles the ancient banyan trees. You can closely observe the birds. The park prohibits tourists from entering the core area. This protects the egrets’ habitat.
The park covers 630000 square meters. Wetlands make up 84.80% of the area. The park is surrounded by water. A 400-year-old banyan tree stands tall. It hosts 105 species of birds. Nine are under national protection. Fifteen are protected in Guangdong Province. The unique trees and lush vegetation create a stunning scene. Egrets soar through the sky adding to the beauty.
The egret parents operate on a shift system. One warms the chicks. The other searches for food. The egret warming the chicks stays put. The egret searching for food stays nearby. It forages in shallow滩 and river edges.
From sunrise to sunset egrets fly around the island. They circle above the banyan trees. They search for food for their young.
The staff estimates that 30000 birds live here. The young egrets are sensitive. They are especially afraid of noise. That is why visitors can only observe from boats.
\u9e6d\u9e1f\u5929\u5802 has become a functional area. It is now a wetland conservation area. There is also a restoration area. Educational displays exist alongside management services. Upgrades have expanded the scenic area. Artificial islands and shoals have been added. This creates richer wetland resources.
To protect \u9e6d\u9e1f\u5929\u5802, a silent train passes by. The train passes through Jiangmen Railway. It goes through a full enclosure sound barrier. The train uses a silent mode. It passes within 300 meters of the park.
Xinhui District invested 482 million yuan. They constructed a 75.7-kilometer greenway. This includes the Jiangmen Waterway greenway. It also includes the Tanjiang greenway. The greenway includes the park itself.
Here at \u9e6d\u9e1f\u5929\u5802 we witness the beauty of nature. We see the importance of conservation. Let’s cherish this egret paradise. Let’s protect it for future generations.