Birdwatcher in Yichang records their beauty through photography
2023-03-16 19:03:56
By Ma Yuhan, Yichang International Communication Studio
Wang Bishan, a veteran birdwatcher from Yidu, has been photographing over 70 species of wintering migratory birds for the past ten years. His photographs capture the changes of bird ecology and the harmonious symbiotic relationship between human and nature.
Wang Bishan, a veteran birdwatcher from Yidu, has been photographing over 70 species of wintering migratory birds for the past ten years. His photographs capture the changes of bird ecology and the harmonious symbiotic relationship between human and nature.
Photo by Hu Weijia
Wang has been long interested in the nature and characteristics of birds. He was inspired to start a birdwatching tour in 2014 when his camera accidentally captured the image of a white-winged redstart and he was shocked by its exquisite body.
Wang has found in recent years that the freshwater ecosystem in the Yichang section of the Yangtze River has improved and the number of bird species living there has increased, suggesting that the efforts to restore the Yangtze's ecological systems are paying off.
Wang has found in recent years that the freshwater ecosystem in the Yichang section of the Yangtze River has improved and the number of bird species living there has increased, suggesting that the efforts to restore the Yangtze's ecological systems are paying off.
