2 oriental storks "visit" Momoge Nature Reserve in Jilin. Where is its habitat?

Oriental stork is a national first-class protected wild animal in China, and it is also listed as one of the endangered species of birds in China. Because of the scarcity of oriental storks, they are called giant pandas among birds by many professionals. Oriental storks often have a rest in the northeast of China because of their living habits, and they will appear in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and the southern region during the winter, which is also the life law that Oriental storks have always maintained.

In p>222, more than 2, oriental white storks were discovered in Momoge Nature Reserve, Jilin, China. This figure can be said to be loved by the staff of the reserve. After all, in 221, there were only about 1, oriental white storks in China, and this year it has doubled directly. The staff speculated that it should be related to the high-intensity precipitation in Northeast China this year. The increase in precipitation has doubled the number of fish and shrimp in the lake. Only with sufficient ingredients can the food of oriental storks begin to be enriched and have greater survival guarantee.

According to the investigation and statistics of the staff in the reserve, a large number of oriental storks come to breed and inhabit in Momoge Nature Reserve in Jilin every year. Because the environment and food of the wetland in the reserve are very suitable for the survival of oriental white storks, and it has also been planned as a nature reserve by the nature reserve. No human disturbance and plenty of food are the primary conditions for oriental storks to choose their habitat. When winter approaches, oriental storks will migrate to the south for the winter. This is a very common way for birds to spend the winter. Oriental storks migrate to the middle reaches of the Yangtze River every year.

The middle reaches of the Yangtze River are affected by water sources, and there are also many places suitable for oriental storks to live in. Compared with the northern weather, the Yangtze River area is warmer and wetter, and the temperature in winter is also very suitable for the survival of oriental storks. The vicinity of the Yangtze River can be said to be the best choice for oriental storks in winter, and China has also established related nature reserves along the Yangtze River, which can provide a good living environment for oriental storks.