Fenghe is a small town Lushun that goes east-west into Haihe . It is controlled by the tide water, and the aquatic resources in the river are relatively rich. Every year from May and June, there will be egrets and herons on this river. Wild ducks and various wading birds live here and reproduce.
The favorite thing to take on this river is egrets, which belong to the medium-sized wadering birds of the family Storkformes. The egrets here are basically not afraid of people, and of course no one deliberately disturbs or hurts them.
Heron is a recognized fishing expert in this river. And he dares to hunt big fish. Egrets are relatively elegant and just prey on small fish or something.
The autumn water is cold and the lonely shadow is hanging on the sunset. Egrets are relatively quiet wading birds, walking long legs on low tide siding flats, looking for targeted food.
And the flying egret has elegant movements, soothing, and very beautiful. The occasional dance of egrets in the water is also amazing.
Photographing egrets in Fenghe is a close-up enjoyment. There seems to be a tacit understanding between man and egret. Egrets and herons are gracefully doing various movements in your camera. Either look for food, clean up feathers, play with each other, or fly with your wings. Along the riverbed and close to the water surface, the posture is something that other birds cannot do.
