Where is the paradise for birds?

Bird’s Paradise refers to a large banyan tree about 500 years old, which is located on the sandbar in the middle of the Tianma River in Xinhui District, Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province. The crown of this banyan tree is so large that a single tree forms a forest. In 1933, when Ba Jin visited friends in Xinhui, he passed by this place and wrote the popular "Bird's Paradise", which spread the reputation of Bird's Paradise all over the world.

"Bird's Paradise", also known as "Bird's Paradise", is a tourist scenic spot with the theme of unique bird ecological scenery and integrating ecological tourism, cultural tourism, health tourism and leisure tourism. . The main body of Bird Paradise is actually a water banyan tree that grew up in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The branches of the water banyan tree hang down to the ground, penetrate into the soil, and become new trunks. As time goes by, the big banyan tree grows into a forest alone. Thousands of birds live there, and the birds and trees depend on each other.

Bird Paradise, formerly known as "Niaodun", is a water fig in the Moraceae family. The whirling banyan leaves cover more than 20 acres of the river. The tree is about 15 meters tall. The banyan branches have aerial roots. After they hit the ground, they become lignified, sprout branches and leaves, and grow into new branches. New aerial roots grow on the new trunk, turning into a banyan bush with intricate roots and branches.

Night herons, pond herons, cattle egrets and little egrets are the most common birds in Little Bird Paradise. In addition, there are great egrets, white wagtails, magpie robins, blackbirds, great tits, white-headed bulbuls, red-eared bulbuls, dark green eyebirds, mercerized starlings, common kingfishers, white-breasted emeralds, pearl-necked turtle doves, etc. 40 kinds.