Wuhai Tourism | Early Summer Bird Watching May Day at Wuhai Lake to encounter the Red-billed Gulls

Wuhai, you really know how to enjoy yourself. Every year from March to May, large flocks of Red-billed Gulls🐦 follow a fixed route, migrating from the south where they winter to the north for breeding. During this migration, they pass through Wuhai where they rest and adjust, which has become a major spring spectacle of Wuhai🏙️. During the May Day travel season, although many Red-billed Gulls have already flown away, you can still see many birds🐦 flying around the shores of Wuhai Lake, where you can watch them from a close distance. 📍Red-billed Gull Viewing Spot: Lakeside of Wuhai Lake No.1 Pier ❗️Reminder: There are some vendors by the lake selling bread🍞 to feed the Red-billed Gulls, but there are also official broadcasts📣 and notices🪧 reminding that 'there is no bread in nature', suggesting that for the sake of ecology and the health of the birds themselves, it is recommended not to feed them these artificially made foods. During holidays when there are slightly more people, and when there are more cruise boats🛥️ operating at Wuhai Lake No.1 Pier, the activities of the Red-billed Gulls may be a little further from the shore, and they will occasionally fly in groups🪽 to the nearshore area, so you might want to wait a bit. In addition to watching Red-billed Gulls at Wuhai Lake No.1 Pier, there is also a lakeside walkway suitable for 🚶‍♀️ strolling, and you can also take a boat🛥️ to tour around the lake, or sail to the opposite desert🏜️ for fun, check in at Wuhai's most popular dead tree scene, and in the evening, it is also a great place to watch the desert sunset🌅.