Mai Po Marshes

Mai Po Marshes is a nature reserve found near Yuen Long in Hong Kong. It is part of Deep Bay, a universally significant wetland that is really a shallow estuary, at the mouths of Sham Chun River, Shan Pui River and Tin Shui Wai Nullah.

As of late, it housed more than 55,000 moving feathered creatures, including Saunders' gull and a fourth of the world's black-faced spoonbill populace. It likewise has between tidal mangroves along with 24 generally worked shrimp lakes called Gei Wai locally to give nourishment to the winged creatures. Mai Po Marshes get 40,000 guests every year.

It is a safe house for a great many transitory flying creatures amid fall and winter, and clamoring with energetic creepy crawly life and plump gei wai shrimp in the spring and summer, the wetlands around the Mai Po bogs and Inner Deep Bay offer guests an opportunity to encounter Hong Kong's biodiversity direct.