The Anywhere Door for Labor Day travel has arrived in Xuanhua, endorsing the Yellow-bellied Prinia and the Blue Whistling Thrush

The first to third photos The Yellow-bellied Prinia has come to the paddy fields, with beautiful feathers and a pleasant call, making it very endearing. The Yellow-bellied Prinia inhabits low hills, plains, and highlands and mountains above 4000 meters in altitude. It is often active around forest edges, streams in forests, plain valleys, villages, lakesides, and near human settlements. It prefers paddy fields, marsh edges, and grasslands. It often forms very large groups and feeds around livestock and water buffaloes. It mainly feeds on insects, mostly foraging on the ground, but sometimes it is also seen flying in the air to catch prey. The fourth to sixth photos The streamside sprite, the Blue Whistling Thrush The Blue Whistling Thrush is a species of bird in the Muscicapidae family, with dark blue-purple feathers all over its body and bright purple drop-shaped spots at the tips of each feather. It has high ecological requirements for its habitat, preferring places with clear mountains and beautiful waters, and is often active on the rocks of mountain streams. The tail of the Blue Whistling Thrush is even more eye-catching, often opening and closing and swinging up and down, like dancing, which is very interesting.