Not only that bird hide no. 1 is left with only a few wooden poles right now, all mudflats in Gei Wai no. 16/17 are covered with tall grass!
I trust everyone understands the ecological importance of Mai Po, particularly Gei Wai no. 16/17, as a core feeding and resting ground for migratory birds. The tall grass now covering the mudflats in Gei Wai no. 16/17 will probably discourage waders, ducks and raptors from using this Gei Wai.
Can WWF Hong Kong tell us what is going on?
[ Last edited by irsychan at 6/09/2016 08:51 ]
