Tengchong: a poetic paradise inhabited by birds

Aythya baeri
Early in the morning, the water mist of Tengchong east lake rises slowly, and the mountains and rivers depend on each other like ink splashing. Countless waterfowl wake up in this quiet world and begin to play happily.
“ Water birds are increasing year by year, which is inseparable from Tengchong's adherence to the concept of ecological priority and green development for many years& rdquo; Chen Yingzhao, a staff member of Tengchong branch of Baoshan Administration Bureau of Gaoligongshan National Nature Reserve, said that after collection and sorting, 67 species of waterfowl have been found in Tengchong, including 11 species of heroidae.
Lotus, puchuan, Dongshan and other places in Tengchong are paradise for egrets. Egrets often dance gracefully in the sky. Blue sky, green trees and wetlands are their favorite places.
In this small border town, the scene of harmonious coexistence between man and nature can be seen everywhere. In Jietou town at the foot of Gaoligong Mountain, egrets often stand on the back of cattle or look for food in spring mud during spring ploughing. Villagers sit quietly and smoke in the gap between ploughing, a picture of harmony among people, cattle and birds.
In Beihai Wetland, photographers who love bird watching have photographed rare green headed diving ducks, and birds of all seasons can be photographed in rural mountain forests. There are also forest rangers who love birds, silently record their beautiful moments and guard them.
In the green mountains and green waters of 86 traditional ancient villages such as Heshun, qiluo, Dongguan village, Jiangju and Xinqi, Lusi is a group of natural and elegant regular visitors. On the newly turned hot land and behind the farming villagers, there are always egrets foraging and playing. They have become an indispensable part of this ecological home.
The most beautiful ecological picture of Tengchong is the singing of a hundred birds and their poetic habitat. This is just a corner of the picture of harmony between man and nature in Tengchong. For the people of Tengchong, protecting the home where the elves inhabit is to protect the home on which they live.
Tengchong has a superior ecological environment. At present, the forest coverage rate reaches 75%. The urban per capita park green space area is 13.73 square meters. The air environment quality is excellent, the average content of negative oxygen ions is high, and PM2.5 is less than 10 all year round. It is known as & ldquo; Natural oxygen bar & rdquo;, It has also become a paradise for birds（ Reporter Yang Yanpeng correspondent Du Jiacong (Liu Zhengfan)