Bird watching records of the Ming Tombs Reservoir in Beijing: white-fronted geese and white spoonbills

Eurasian spoonbill

It has been five days since the last time I came to the Ming Tombs, and I have been worried about the situation of the white-naped cranes, and on Tuesday the fog and haze are not suitable for birds, so I went to the reservoir to visit the cranes. In small talks with the rangers in the reservoir area, I learned that the cranes had all left on the 28th, and their hearts were finally solid, and they came to watch birds on the shelf of a single tube.

Time: March 2, 2021 Location: The Second Dam of the Ming Tombs Reservoir Weather: Overcast, smog, maximum temperature 6 degrees Time: 4 hours Mileage: 4 kilometers

Bird species: 30 Main species: white-fronted goose, little swan, red-winged duck, red-breasted duck, ribbed duck, pintail duck, magpie duck, white autumn sand duck, ordinary autumn sand duck, black stork, white spoonbill, white-tailed sea eagle, giant eagle, peregrine falcon, wedge-tailed Burrow, skylark, three-eyebrow grass bunting, etc. The following are some of the recorded photos.

skylark

White-fronted geese and white spoonbills

greater white-fronted goose

White spoonbills and herons

cygnet

White-tailed sea eagle

peregrine falcon

Giant eagle

Wedge-tailed Burrow

Three-eyed bunting