Name: Rice-fish farming brings more black storks back to NW China
Uploaded: 2025-12-18T20:03:19+08:00
Duration: PT47.439S
Description: Nearly 50 black storks have been seen wintering in farmland in NW China's Xi'an, marking their largest return yet. First seen here in 2019, the state-protected birds have returned year after year, drawn by improved habitats and eco-friendly rice-fish

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Nearly 50 black storks have been seen wintering in farmland in NW China's Xi'an, marking their largest return yet. First seen here in 2019, the state-protected birds have returned year after year, drawn by improved habitats and eco-friendly rice-fish farming practices.

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