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World Migratory Bird Day is a global campaign supported by the United Nations. Observed on the second Saturday of May and October each year, it aims to raise awareness about the protection of migratory birds and the routes they travel.
This year's theme is "Shared spaces: Creating bird-friendly cities and communities." Let's meet some fascinating migratory birds you might spot right in town!
A bar-headed goose. /VCG
A seagull strolls along the street. /VCG
A little egret takes off from the pond. /VCG
A gaggle of Canadian geese take off at a stadium in France. /VCG
A grey-headed canary-flycatcher. /VCG
A painted bunting. /VCG
A glossy ibis in the lake. /VCG
A verditer flycatcher perches on the trunk. /VCG
A blue-tailed bee-eater ready to take off. /VCG
A piping plover fledgling. /VCG
(Cover: Mute swan cygnets, designed by CGTN's Zhu Shangfan.)