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Black storks spotted in Taiyuan
Updated: Feb 26, 2019
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A few black storks rest in Taiyuan Fenhe River Park in Taiyuan, Feb 21. Black storks which are as rare as giant pandas are currently included on the State first level protection list. More black storks have been seen at the basin of Fenhe River due to the government's continuous efforts at improving the environment and restoring natural habitats. [Photo/Shanxi Daily]
Two black storks are pictured in Taiyuan Fenhe River Park in Taiyuan, Feb 21. There are only around 1,000 black storks in China. [Photo/Shanxi Daily]
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