National Geographic didn't lie to me, I photographed birds in Shangri-La

The black-necked crane singing high, the purple swamphen striding forward, the egret as white as snow, the teal like embedded turquoise... The Napa Sea in Yunnan, Shangri-La in winter, is a colorful world of hundreds of bird species. It attracts a large number of bird scholars and ecological photographers from home and abroad to this plateau pearl. 📌National Geographic really didn't lie to me, I saw flocks of birds while touring the lake yesterday. My camera used a 200mm focal length, most of the time I could only take atmospheric shots. Occasionally when a bird flew over my head, I had the chance to capture the moment of flight. 📸I saw many photography enthusiasts with 600~800mm focal length lenses to 'shoot birds', the dynamic details of the birds they captured were too good, and I was instantly tempted. 💡Ordinary tourists can bring a telescope to watch birds, the wetlands are fenced, and you cannot enter privately. Be careful of passing vehicles when taking photos and bird watching on the lake road. ⚠️The altitude of Shangri-La city is about 3300m, it is a plateau area, pay attention to keep warm in winter, do not exercise vigorously to avoid altitude sickness. 🎫Napa Sea Scenic Area is an open scenic area, no admission fee. Please pay attention to protect the ecology and take away the garbage when entering.