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自然台灣-賞鳥天堂 大雪山飛羽 Natural Taiwan- bird watching paradise

合作邀約請寄件:[email protected] Dasyueshan National Forest Recreation Area is located in Heping District, Taichung City, Taiwan. The range of the park covers the forest ecology of low, middle, and high altitudes. It is not only abundant in wild animal and plant resources,but also breeds a diverse bird ecology. There are 227 species of birds inhabiting the area,including 29 endemic bird species in Taiwan. According to the word of mouth by bird lovers at home and abroad, the park has become one of Taiwan's top ten international bird-watching destinations. Dasyueshan National Forest Recreation Area was an important forest farm in central Taiwan in the early years,with abundant forest vegetation.The Dasyueshan Forest Road is the link road to the forest farm,now it has become a popular attraction for watching Taiwan’s endemic bird species. The entire Dasyueshan Forest Road can be used for bird watching.Slowly rising from the flat ground to 2,600 meters,the rich and diverse bird species are a spectacle. This allows international bird lovers to come from thousands of miles to watch birds. The " Dasyueshan International Bird Race "organized by the Dongshih Forest District Management Office attracts bird watching lovers at home and abroad every year. There are bird species from low altitude to mid-high altitude, Consequently, you can see more than 100 kinds of birds in 24 hours. In recent years, through the " Dasyueshan International Bird Race ",at least 227 species of birds in 60 families have been recorded, including the Mikado Pheasant,Swinhoe’s Pheasant, White-eared Sibia,Taiwan Yuhina,Taiwan Thrush, as well as others. 29 species of birds endemic to Taiwan, and 48 species of subspecies endemic to Taiwan. Dasyueshan National Forest Recreation Area can be said to be the most popular stop among the top ten international bird watching spots in Taiwan. The Dasyueshan National Forest Recreation Area is rich in biological resources. With the long-term efforts of "species diversity" and "habitat conservation", it has bred many precious conservation wild animals. The call of the Black Eagle cuts through the sky, and gradually emerges with an amazing posture of spreading huge wings. The Black Eagle appears as a king, and the stunning flying dance on the skyline that is performed is a unique and mysterious life recurrence. The population of Black Eagles is scarce, as a result, it has become the dream figure of many bird-watching tourists. Dasyueshan National Forest Recreation Area is not only an international bird watching paradise, the vigorous vitality and overflowing surprises in the forest are the place to heal your body and mind. " Dasyueshan bird paradise" welcomes you to explore in depth. #bird watching paradise # Dasyueshan bird paradise #SDGs #IUCN #CITES #Producer #Director #Nature #Taiwan #Endangered #animal conservation #Rare and precious #biodiversity #Diversity #migration #habitat #wild #Earth #Global warming #Climate change #Taiwan endemic species #Taiwan endemic subspecies #evolution #poaching #smuggling #illegal trade #Formosan Black Bear #Formosan yellow-throated marten #Formosan Salamander #Black Eagle #Mikado Pheasant #Swinhoe’s Pheasant #White-whiskered Laughingthrush #White-eared Sibia #Taiwan Yuhina #Chestnut-bellied Tit #Taiwan Partridge #Collared Owlet #Taiwan Thrush #Grey-chinned Minivet #Little Forktail #Brown Dipper #White-backed Woodpecker #Vivid Niltava #Taiwan Barbet #Formosan Striped Squirrel #Taiwan Yellow Tit #Taiwan Whistling Thrush #Green-backed Tit #Taiwan Barwing #Taiwan Fulvetta # White-whiskered Laughingthrush #Steere's Liocichla #Flamecrest #Gray-headed Bullfinch #Gray-cheeked Fulvetta #Plain Flowerpecker #Collared Owlet #Eurasian Nutcracker #Japanese White-eye #Taiwan Bamboo-Partridge #White-tailed Robin #Collared Bush-Robin #Taiwan Scimitar Babbler bird watching paradise,Dasyueshan bird paradise,SDGs,IUCN,CITES,Producer,Director,Nature,Taiwan,Endangered,animal conservation,Rare and precious,biodiversity,Diversity,migration,habitat,wild,Earth,Global warming,Climate change,Taiwan endemic species,Taiwan endemic subspecies,evolution,poaching,smuggling,illegal trade,Formosan Black Bear ,Formosan yellow-throated marten,Formosan Salamander,Black Eagle,Mikado Pheasant ,Swinhoe’s Pheasant,White-whiskered Laughingthrush,White-eared Sibia,Taiwan Yuhina,Chestnut-bellied Tit ,Taiwan Partridge ,Collared Owlet ,Taiwan Thrush ,Grey-chinned Minivet ,Little Forktail ,Brown Dipper ,White-backed Woodpecker ,Vivid Niltava ,Taiwan Barbet ,Formosan Striped Squirrel ,Taiwan Yellow Tit ,Taiwan Whistling Thrush,Green-backed Tit ,Taiwan Barwing,Taiwan Fulvetta ,White-whiskered Laughingthrush ,Steere's Liocichla ,Flamecrest,Gray-headed Bullfinch ,Gray-cheeked Fulvetta, Plain Flowerpecker ,Collared Owlet,Eurasian Nutcracke,Japanese White-eye,Taiwan Bamboo-Partridge, White-tailed Robin ,Collared Bush-Robin ,Taiwan Scimitar Babbler.