Find a wildlife haven at Dulan Lake National Wetland Park in northwest China's Qinghai, where herds of goitered gazelles thrive on the vast land and flocks of birds forage and frolic on the lake. | People's Daily, China

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42 reactions · 4 comments | Seeing “snow” flurries at Wetlands Park? For just a few weeks each spring, the Fremont Cottonwoods release their cottony seeds. You may even start seeing drifts of white on the trails, especially in the Cottonwood Grove. Cottonwood trees are dimorphic – only the female trees have the kind of catkins, or hanging flower clusters, that release seeds. | Clark County Wetlands Park | Facebook

After nearly two decades of ecological restoration, Zhangze Lake National Wetland Park in Shanxi is once again alive with motion, as large flocks of white egrets return to overwinter. With their elegant form and snow-white plumage, these birds—long celebrated in Chinese poetry, painting, and art—symbolize grace, purity, and good fortune. #AmazingChina | CGTN Frontline

🍂 Falling leaves in winter? Look closer — they’re actually flying birds! 🕊️✨ In 📍 Yichang’s Juanqiaohe Wetland Park, countless red-billed starlings swirl across the sky like leaves in the wind. You’ll spot them everywhere — among the trees 🌳, over the grass 🌾, along the water 🌊 — playful, lively, and full of energy. With thriving wetlands and improving ecology in Yichang, Hubei, China, the area now provides a high-quality habitat where more and more birds choose to live and flourish. 💚🦜

4.9K views · 95 reactions | A medley of migratory birds is seen hovering above the Shouchang River Mangrove National Wetland Park in Guangdong, south China. | Xinhua Culture&Travel | Facebook