Photographers in a snowy field in Sanmenxia city, Central China's Henan Province, captured golden pheasants, a bird species listed as a second-level protected wild animal.
The bird is also known as the "fire phoenix", due to its colorful feathers.
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Photographers in a snowy field in Sanmenxia city, Central China's Henan Province, captured golden pheasants, a bird species listed as a second-level protected wild animal.
Local government said they have dedicated time and resources to bird protection and conservation since 2014.
The number of golden pheasants in Sanmenxia has increased from dozens to over 3,000 during the past ten years, according to local government.
(Photo by Zhang Rongfang for chinadaily.com.cn)
(Photo by Zhang Rongfang for chinadaily.com.cn)
(Photo by Zhang Rongfang for chinadaily.com.cn)
Local government said they have dedicated time and resources to bird protection and conservation since 2014.
There are now five places for bird-watching in the city's mountainous areas.
(Photo by Zhang Rongfang for chinadaily.com.cn)
The number of golden pheasants in Sanmenxia has increased from dozens to over 3,000 during the past ten years, according to local government.
(Photo by Zhang Rongfang for chinadaily.com.cn)
(Photo by Zhang Rongfang for chinadaily.com.cn)
(Photo by Zhang Rongfang for chinadaily.com.cn)