PHOTOS Measures taken to protect habitat of black-necked cranes in Zhaotong, Yunnan

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Measures taken to protect habitat of black-necked cranes in Zhaotong, Yunnan

Xinhua

15:50, February 28, 2021

A flock of black-necked cranes fly over the Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve during sunrise in Zhaotong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Feb. 25, 2021. The Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve, established in 2003 for the endangered black-necked cranes, has witnessed over 1,400 black-necked cranes wintering here this year. In recent years, local authorities have taken a variety of measures such as ecological restoration and food source base construction to protect the habitat of black-necked cranes.

A flock of black-necked cranes fly over the Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve in Zhaotong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Feb. 24, 2021. The Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve, established in 2003 for the endangered black-necked cranes, has witnessed over 1,400 black-necked cranes wintering here this year. In recent years, local authorities have taken a variety of measures such as ecological restoration and food source base construction to protect the habitat of black-necked cranes.

Black-necked cranes are seen at Dashanbao Dahaizi Wetland in Zhaotong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Feb. 26, 2021. The Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve, established in 2003 for the endangered black-necked cranes, has witnessed over 1,400 black-necked cranes wintering here this year. In recent years, local authorities have taken a variety of measures such as ecological restoration and food source base construction to protect the habitat of black-necked cranes.

Black-necked cranes forage at Dashanbao Dahaizi Wetland in Zhaotong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Feb. 24, 2021. The Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve, established in 2003 for the endangered black-necked cranes, has witnessed over 1,400 black-necked cranes wintering here this year. In recent years, local authorities have taken a variety of measures such as ecological restoration and food source base construction to protect the habitat of black-necked cranes.

Black-necked cranes fly over the Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve during sunrise in Zhaotong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Feb. 25, 2021. The Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve, established in 2003 for the endangered black-necked cranes, has witnessed over 1,400 black-necked cranes wintering here this year. In recent years, local authorities have taken a variety of measures such as ecological restoration and food source base construction to protect the habitat of black-necked cranes.

A flock of black-necked cranes fly over the Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve during sunrise in Zhaotong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Feb. 27, 2021. The Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve, established in 2003 for the endangered black-necked cranes, has witnessed over 1,400 black-necked cranes wintering here this year. In recent years, local authorities have taken a variety of measures such as ecological restoration and food source base construction to protect the habitat of black-necked cranes.

Black-necked cranes are seen at Dashanbao Dahaizi Wetland in Zhaotong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Feb. 26, 2021. The Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve, established in 2003 for the endangered black-necked cranes, has witnessed over 1,400 black-necked cranes wintering here this year. In recent years, local authorities have taken a variety of measures such as ecological restoration and food source base construction to protect the habitat of black-necked cranes.

A flock of black-necked cranes fly over the Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve during sunrise in Zhaotong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Feb. 27, 2021. The Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve, established in 2003 for the endangered black-necked cranes, has witnessed over 1,400 black-necked cranes wintering here this year. In recent years, local authorities have taken a variety of measures such as ecological restoration and food source base construction to protect the habitat of black-necked cranes.

Black-necked cranes play at Dashanbao Dahaizi Wetland in Zhaotong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Feb. 24, 2021. The Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve, established in 2003 for the endangered black-necked cranes, has witnessed over 1,400 black-necked cranes wintering here this year. In recent years, local authorities have taken a variety of measures such as ecological restoration and food source base construction to protect the habitat of black-necked cranes.

A flock of black-necked cranes fly over the Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve during sunrise in Zhaotong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Feb. 27, 2021. The Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve, established in 2003 for the endangered black-necked cranes, has witnessed over 1,400 black-necked cranes wintering here this year. In recent years, local authorities have taken a variety of measures such as ecological restoration and food source base construction to protect the habitat of black-necked cranes.

A flock of black-necked cranes fly over the Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve during sunrise in Zhaotong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Feb. 25, 2021. The Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve, established in 2003 for the endangered black-necked cranes, has witnessed over 1,400 black-necked cranes wintering here this year. In recent years, local authorities have taken a variety of measures such as ecological restoration and food source base construction to protect the habitat of black-necked cranes.

A flock of black-necked cranes fly over the Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve in Zhaotong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Feb. 26, 2021. The Dashanbao Black-neck Crane Nature Reserve, established in 2003 for the endangered black-necked cranes, has witnessed over 1,400 black-necked cranes wintering here this year. In recent years, local authorities have taken a variety of measures such as ecological restoration and food source base construction to protect the habitat of black-necked cranes.

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