西宁越冬水鸟监测结果出炉

Core Viewpoint - The monitoring of wintering waterbirds in the Huan River National Wetland Park was conducted to assess species distribution, quantity, and activity patterns, contributing to biodiversity protection and habitat management strategies [1] Monitoring Details - The monitoring took place from January 5 to 6, organized by the Xining Forestry and Grassland Bureau along with various local wildlife and wetland management agencies [1] - The monitoring adhered to the "2026 Wintering Waterbird Synchronization Monitoring Work Plan" of Qinghai Province, ensuring scientific and standardized procedures [1] Data Findings - A total of 23 species and 545 individual wintering waterbirds were recorded, belonging to 5 orders and 7 families [1] - Specific findings include: - Beichuan Wetland: 12 species, 259 individuals - Hailake Wetland: 5 species, 38 individuals - Ning Lake Wetland: 15 species, 248 individuals [1] - Three species of national second-class protected animals were identified: the Spoon-billed Sandpiper, the Baikal Teal, and the Mandarin Duck [1] - The Anatidae family represented 92% of the total waterbird count, with dominant species including the Common Teal, Mallard, Spot-billed Duck, and the Eurasian Wigeon [1] Comparison with Previous Year - The total number of wintering waterbirds remained stable compared to the same period last year, with five new species recorded: the Spoon-billed Sandpiper, the Baikal Teal, the Eurasian Bittern, the Night Heron, and the Mandarin Duck [1] - The monitoring results contribute to updating and improving the waterbird resource database for future biodiversity conservation efforts [1]