Birds spend winter in Lhasa River valley
Migratory birds in the valley of Lhasa River, Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region, Dec 22, 2016. Different kinds of aerial birds, such as black-headed gulls, red-crowned cranes, and bar-headed geese, have been arriving since November and will head for the north in March. [Photo by Jigmed Wangtso /chinadaily.com.cn]
Aerial birds swim in the valley of Lhasa River, Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region, Dec 22, 2016. [Photo by Jigmed Wangtso /chinadaily.com.cn]
Bar-headed geese in the valley of Lhasa River, Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region, Dec 22, 2016. [Photo by Daqiong/chinadaily.com.cn]
Bar-headed geese congregate in the valley of Lhasa River, Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region, Dec 22, 2016. [Photo by Daqiong/chinadaily.com.cn]
A bird captures its dinner in the valley of Lhasa River, Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region, Dec 22, 2016. [Photo by Jigmed Wangtso /chinadaily.com.cn]
Birds come in for a water landing in the valley of Lhasa River, Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region, Dec 22, 2016. [Photo by Jigmed Wangtso /chinadaily.com.cn]
Bar-headed geese in the valley of Lhasa River, Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region, Dec 22, 2016. [Photo by Daqiong/chinadaily.com.cn]
Bar-headed geese in the valley of Lhasa River, Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region, Dec 22, 2016. [Photo by Daqiong/chinadaily.com.cn]