Have you been to Rongcheng Swan Lake?

Have you been to Rongcheng Swan Lake

Rongcheng Swan Lake, also known as Moon Lake, is located in Chengshanwei Town, Rongcheng City, at the easternmost end of the Jiaodong Peninsula. It is the largest swan lake in China. Overwintering habitat, it is also one of the four largest swan lakes in the world. The average water depth of Rongcheng Swan Lake is 2 meters, and the deepest is only 3 meters. A large number of small fish, shrimps and plankton thrive in the lake. There are tens of thousands of wild whooper swans that have traveled thousands of miles, calling from Siberia, Inner Mongolia and other places. Friends, coming in groups, quietly.

In the winter afternoon, the white swans on Swan Lake are lying or standing, swimming or walking, flying or running. In the sun, the swan's feathers shine with a dazzling white light, and the dark paws and bright yellow beak are perfect reflections. This kind of beauty and elegance is not just static. When the swan spreads its wings and is about to fly, its wings tremble and dance in the wind. The light and graceful arcs draw from the lake to the sky, which is so beautiful that it is breathtaking.

Evening is the peak time for swans to feed. Swans and geese gather in groups, sometimes jubilating in the lake, sometimes jumping into the water and soaring into the sky. Under the sun, swans, lakes, mountain peaks, and cloud shadows merge into one, which is extremely spectacular. At this time, the swans all danced an elegant and moving "water ballet" in the lake. Sometimes they catch grass stems floating on the water, sometimes they squat into the grass to search for tender leaves, bending and twisting their necks, and from time to time they draw smooth arcs.

In Rongcheng, where there are lakes, there are swans. White swans often gather in many small lakes. Although the number is not as large as that of Swan Lake, you can clearly see the elegant posture of swans here, and swans are not so afraid of tourists.