George C. Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary

It is some distance from downtown Vancouver, because a friend lives in Vancouver, so we drove us over to play. The area of the reserve is very large, a bit like a wetland park, there are a lot of birds inhabiting, and the natural environment is first-class.

Tickets: 5 knives for adults, 3 knives for people over 60 years old and 3 knives for children aged 2-14. Bird food 1 knives/package. Located in the heart of Delta, Fraser River Estuary, 40 minutes drive from Vancouver. Many ponds, marshes and trails, spring ushers in the return of hummingbirds and swallows. The largest numbers are mallard (green-headed duck) and Canadian goose (canadian parrot), and dune cranes (sandhill crane) also perform well.

Canada attaches great importance to wildlife protection, after seeing it, I admire their practices. Environmental awareness should be strengthened.

Such a protected area specifically for the migration of various migratory birds is really rare, many rare birds can see.

This reserve has a lot of birds, there are also a variety of birds, many are very cute, people feel that the heart is about to melt. It feels like entering the real nature is beautiful.