Introduction to rare birds: Xingkai Lake in spring is a paradise for migratory birds and the easternmost thoroughfare for bird migration. Every spring, hundreds of thousands of migratory birds stop here to feed. On the open water surface of less than three square kilometers, there are more than 20,000 migratory birds a day. There are more than 60 red-crowned cranes in Xingkai Lake, which is the third largest breeding population in China. There are also rare birds such as Oriental white storks, white-tailed sea eagles, golden eagles, and whooper swans. Xingkai Lake is one of the most famous bird watching places in the world. one.
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