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Blue-tailed bee-eaters, a second-class protected species in China, have carved nests out of a mountain wall with their sharp beaks and claws in Yunnan Province. From late spring to October, these vibrant birds will stay to breed.
April 1 is International Bird Day. It has become an inescapable responsibility for human beings to p...
Forest police from Hongtupo Township, southwest China's Yunnan Province recently finished their annu...
Among the snow-capped peaks of Yulong Snow Mountain and the tranquil waters of Lashi Lake in Lijiang...
The lotus pond in Zhuyuan Township covers an area of over 13 thousand mu (866 hectares), with layers...
With the improved ecological environment in Kunming, there are an increasing number of wild birds co...
The male birds change their look with bright plumage and fancy haircuts to attract female birds, whi...
Recently, a new type of waterfowl was discovered in Longling County, Baoshan City, during a wildlife...
disguise. #COP15 discovering speices in Yunnan Source: Pu’er Convergence Media; Reporting by Sun Mi...
Thousands of migratory birds have arrived at Qinghuahai National Wetland Park in Baoshan city, Yunna...