Beijing Bird Park

　　Introduction: Bird Park is currently the only bird-watching and conservation center in Beijing, covering a total area of about 100 acres. In the park stands a giant bird net, with a central height of 40 meters and side nets at 18 meters, covering an area of 22,000 square meters. The net currently houses nearly 100 species and more than 2,500 birds, with plans to increase this number. Many of the birds in Bird Park are first- and second-class protected animals in China, such as brown eared pheasants, red-crowned cranes, green peafowls, and Lady Amherst’s pheasants. There are also black swans and Australian emus that have traveled from far away to Beijing. Visitors can enjoy the colorful rare birds in the park's nature-simulated environment, listen to their melodious calls, and even experience the joy of feeding the birds themselves — a delightful harmony between humans and birds. Amid the concrete jungle of the metropolis, the shaded paths, gentle breeze, and bird songs of Bird Park offer a serene escape from the hustle and bustle.

　　 Beijing Chaoyang District

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