Horqin grassland, a national first-class protected bird, is my hometown, where the scenery is beautiful and the local ecological environment is well protected. A large number of migratory birds migrate here every year. We can see that there are many national first-class protected birds here, such as the familiar red-crowned crane, white crane and white-naped crane. At this time of year, a large number of birds fly to Horqin Nature Reserve, because the environment of the reserve is very beautiful and quiet, which is very suitable for these bird migration.
There are national second-class protected birds. Every year, many tourists go to Horqin Prairie to watch these migratory birds migrate, because it has become a habit. There are many beautiful birds here, and there are many national second-class protected birds here. These second-class protected birds include the familiar white spoonbill, white crane, cygnet and swan. These birds like to come to Horqin Nature Reserve very much. They will stay in Horqin Nature Reserve for a short time. These birds will feed here, because they will continue to fly south, because the weather in the north will get colder and colder, so they will fly south. These birds will fly to the south for the winter. When the weather is warm, they will fly back from the south. They will come as scheduled every year.
The local ecological environment is good, so it attracts a large number of bird migration to Horqin Prairie to provide a lot of food for these birds. These birds can feed on the Horqin prairie, where they can stay and rest for a short time. Because the local ecological environment is very well protected, and because the local people have protected these birds, these birds will migrate here, and birds and humans can coexist peacefully.