Taiwan pheasant-tailed jacana chicks raised at Hebaoyu Wetland Park, now a secret spot for wedding photos
Taiwan pheasant-tailed jacana chicks raised, Hebaoyu Wetland Park becomes a secret spot for wedding photos
The Taiwan pheasant-tailed jacana has successfully nested, raised chicks and settled at Hebaoyu Wetland Park next to an incinerator. To celebrate this hard-won good news, the Chiayi County Environmental Protection Bureau will hold a diverse environmental education promotion event at the wetland park on October 13, combining a rural market and a green wedding, and will publicly recommend to all sectors this poetic wetland secret spot for wedding photos.
The Taiwan pheasant-tailed jacana is a second-class precious and rare protected species, also known as the "love bird." They have come to Hebaoyu Wetland Park for many years, and this year they overcame the test of the 0823 floods. The Environmental Protection Bureau observed the jacana raising chicks, which was extremely exciting.
To continue the good news of the jacana raising chicks and settling, the Environmental Protection Bureau on October 13 will combine "Lucao Incinerator Good Neighbor ~ Let's Love Our Land Together," "Rural Market," "Green
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