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Earth moving works at gei wai 16/17
Gei wai 16/17 is the main bird watching
area within the Mai Po Nature Reserve where four out of a total of 11 bird
hides are found. Up to 10,000 waders can be found here during the early winter
and spring migrations. In order to improve the area, by providing more space
for the waders and enhancing bird watching, earthmoving is being carried out
within this gei wai.
| Gei wai 16/17 before
the Earth moving works. |
The works started in December 2001 but were suspended
and the gei wai then refilled with water in February 2002 to restore
the habitat for migratory birds. Work has recently resumed and will
continue until the end of July 2002. It is expected that only the middle
of the three islands can be removed this year. The remaining two islands
may be removed in coming years but the work can only be done during
non-wintering and non-migratory periods.
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| The process during
the earth moving works. |
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