Shennongjia Hundred Birds Concert Begins

In Shennongjia, a unique "Hundred Birds Concert" is quietly unfolding. Here, the forest becomes a natural stage, and bird songs weave into a top-tier melody. The great spotted woodpecker, large and robust, is adorned with green, blue, and reddish-brown feathers. Its loud, rhythmic call sounds like a wooden fish bell, highly penetrating. Although part of the woodpecker family, it feeds on fruits and seeds. The black-throated tit, with a distinctive "black bow tie" on its chest, is agile, with a high-pitched, crisp bell-like tone. It has a strong memory and stores food for the winter. The red-headed long-tailed tit, small and fluffy like a ball, makes faint silver-thread-like contact calls during flight. It has a strong family sense and often moves in groups. The red-billed leiothrix, with a red bill, orange wings, and green tail, is brightly colored. Its clear, melodious, and varied songs make it a "forest singer" with both beauty and vocal talent. Come to Shennongjia, close your eyes, unlock the sky with your ears, listen to this extraordinary "Hundred Birds Concert," and experience the magic and wonder of nature. It will surely bring you an unprecedented surprise—come check it out!

Post by Trip.Pulse | Oct 21, 2025