Bird and wildlife watching in the "green lung" of the Southeast

(NLDO)- The "green lung" of the Southeast region currently has more than 1,400 plant species and more than 2,200 animals, many of which are endangered, precious, and rare.

After 28 years of Đồng Nai closing its forests (1997) and more than 20 years since its establishment, the Đồng Nai Nature and Culture Reserve has strongly revived. Many endemic, rare, and precious species of flora and fauna have been restored.

The Reserve is considered one of the special-use forests with the most typical forest ecosystem in the Southeast region.

Dong Nai Nature and Culture Reserve is considered one of the most typical forests in the Southeast region.

Butterflies in Ma Da forest

The scenery of the Reserve is peaceful, the herd of wild buffaloes are leisurely grazing.

Some other species such as pheasants, squirrels, birds... are also very diverse, many are rare, often "photographed" by photographers.

Besides, deer herds also have a large number.

An individual red-shanked douc langur

Bull

An adult elephant is foraging.

Dong Nai Cultural Nature Reserve currently has more than 2,200 animals, many of which are endangered, precious, and rare. This place is considered one of the special-use forests with the most typical forest ecosystem in the Southeast region.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/ngam-chim-thu-hoang-da-trong-la-phoi-xanh-cua-dong-nam-bo-196250130103039139.htm