Recently, in the Mianmanhe Wetland in Weizhou Town, Jingcheng County, Shijiazhuang City, dozens of black storks danced, forming a moving ecological picture of mountains and rivers. The black stork is an endangered bird in the world, a national first-class key protected wild animal, and is known as the "giant panda among birds" because of its scarcity. The black stork, a migratory bird that originally migrated every year, has become a "permanent resident" of the Mianmanhe wetland. 
The picture shows a black stork frolicking in the Mianman River.
It is understood that the Mianman River has geothermal resources, does not freeze all year round, and is rich in fish and shrimp, amphibians and aquatic organisms, and has become a "four-season canteen" for black storks that does not close. In recent years, Jingcheng County has implemented the third phase of the ecological restoration project of the Mianman River, carried out river dredging, wetland restoration, and water ecological restoration, and the ecological environment has continued to improve, so that more migratory birds like it.
The return of the black stork is not only the best test of the ecological environment improvement achievements of Weizhou Town, Jingcheng County, but also an affirmation of the ecological and environmental protection of the entire Mianman River. Today, the air is fresh, the water is clear, the ecological environment is rich and diverse, in addition to the black stork, there are many rare birds such as egrets, red-crowned cranes, black swans and so on. (Correspondent Zhang Yufang) **Hebei**client.
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