About 10km northeast of Da Nang’s centre, the Son Tra Peninsula is seen as a ‘green lung’ for the city. It also plays a vital role as a wind barrier, protecting the city during the rainy and stormy season.
The peninsula is now home to a wide range of rare birds and other animal species, including red-shanked douc langurs, crab-eating macaques, rhesus macaques, reticulated pythons, and red junglefowl.
Read more: Walking with Scientists to Explore The Red-shanked Douc Kingdom
Here are some photos of some of the beautiful bird species to be found in the over 4,000ha Son Tra Nature Reserve.
An ashy tailorbird
A Mrs Gould’s sunbird
European bee-eaters
A crimson sunbird
A pompadour green pigeon
A blue rock thrush
A hawk
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