Endangered white-necked cranes stopover in NE China wetland

Xinhua | Updated: 2017-10-24 11:48

More than 2,000 white-necked cranes, an endangered species, stop in Northeast China wetland to rest and feed before heading south for winter.

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Endangered white-necked cranes stopover in NE China wetland

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