"Chinese varieties of egret," freshwater birds in the Cave Park
The Chinese species of egret is a medium-sized freshwater bird in the Ardeidae family, with a short, non-cocked neck, unlike other egrets that often have a long neck.
It is common in East Asia, and is a winter migratory bird in some parts of Thailand; it can be found along mangroves, fields or wetlands with papyrus and grass.
Most of them are found in flocks, like dry branches, or bamboo clumps, like to eat in open places, like fields, swamps, like to stand still, looking for fish, and when you stand at rest, you will shrink your neck, and when you fly, you will cry out, "fill in."
During the breeding off-season, the lip color is yellow with black bill tip, head, neck and yellowish brown chest with dark brown dash pattern, dark gray-brown upper body, white lower body, yellowish or green shin and feet, while flying white wings and tail.
As for during the breeding season, the lip color is fresh yellow with black tips, leather around yellow-green eyes, head, neck and dark red-brown breast with pig blood, back and hair covering black-gray shoulders, shin and red feet.
Source: Tham Sakoen National Park, Nan-Phayao Province
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