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| | Birding at Beidaihe, east China |
 | | South of Beidaihe are three estuarine areas: the muddy lagoon of Qilihai, which has only a narrow channel to the sea, the mouth of the Luanhe (Luan River), and a complex of sandbars and mudflats off the mouth of the Daqinghe. |
 | | Though, as it does at Beidaihe, the green wall sometimes covers land that was used by resting storks, cranes, geese, and Great Bustards, it is probably an important habitat for migrant songbirds, which previously might have found little cover along long stretches of coast. |
 | | Beidaihe's best place for watching the Pied Harriers, and many of the other birds that overfly the area, is the Lotus Hills. |
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