More wild birds inhabit Kunming with a better environment
PublishDate：2022-05-25 17:30Source： InKunming
Kingfisher
Red-billed Blue Magpie
Eastern Buzzard
Black-throated Bushtit
Crested Finchbill
Chestnut Thrush
With the improved ecological environment in Kunming, there are an increasing number of wild birds coming to Kunming. Their habitats are moving closer to the downtown city. In the woods of Zhujia village, Shuanglong Street of Panlong District, birds such as red-billed blue magpie, kingfisher, chestnut thrush, and blue whistling thrush have come to Kunming to breed. Many Kunming residents come to watch and take photos of these wild birds.
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