Birds of China 2023 Wall Calendar

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China's abundant birds are widely distributed in its diverse habitats of grasslands, forests, deserts, tidal flats, mountains and hills, and lakes and rivers. About 1,400 species of birds have been found, including raptors, waders, waterfowl, land birds, climbing birds, and songbirds. Many of these are endemic to the vast country. Three of the eight migratory bird migration routes in the world pass through China. During the migration season, flocks of migratory birds regularly follow these courses to fly long distances between breeding and wintering areas. Superb gift choice for holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, etc. Printed on FSC-certified paper.

- Featuring 12 stunning full color photographsI
- Multilingual grid: GB/FR/ES
- Includes moon phases (CST) and major official world holidays
- Spiral wire bound with a hanging hole
- Printed on high quality paper in the United States

About The Photographer

Li Yushan, is a bird photographer, activist for wildlife protection, and senior consultant for ecological photography of the charity Let Migratory Birds Fly. He is one of the few specialist wild bird ecological photographers in China and has taken his camera all over this vast country from the Tibetan highlands to the deserts of Xinjiang and the snowy wastes of Northeast China. So as to capture the best images, he has endured many hardships including extreme temperatures; the snowy owl image in this calendar was captured at minus 42 degrees Celsius. In Yushans words, shooting wild birds is an uncontrollable process and every image has its story.