Stock Photo: Pycnonotus Sinensis Standing On Fructus Rosae Laevigatae
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The Chinese magpie standing on the fruit-bearing weeping willow, its tall and straight figure, and its feathers as green as jasper, complement the green of the weeping willow. It stood quietly on the twigs, staring at the surrounding environment with bright eyes. The fruits on the weeping willow trees are red and attractive, as if they are gifts from nature. The Chinese magpie quietly enjoys the sweetness of the fruits. From time to time, it lowered its head to peck at some fruits, and the crisp pecking sound echoed in the peaceful environment.Chinese magpies like to live in groups by nature, often foraging for food and interacting together in trees. Weeping willows become their favorite place to live, providing them with enough food and safe shelter. Here, they can not only find food, but also rest, build nests, and reproduce. Chinese magpies and weeping willows accompany each other and compose moving natural landscapes, bringing infinite beauty and pleasure to people.
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