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Taiwan’s Spring Symphony: Experience the Avian Wonderland, Uncover Migration Marvels, and Delight in Birdwatching

Tuesday, April 9, 2024

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Spring has arrived in Taiwan, marking the onset of one of the country’s prime seasons for birdwatching. Situated at the crossroads of subtropical and tropical climates along the Tropic of Cancer, Taiwan’s distinctive geography, intricate topography, and diverse wildlife have positioned it as a top destination for Canadian ecotourists and bird enthusiasts.

During springtime, as migratory birds journey northward, Mt. Guanyin in Northern Taiwan serves as their final sanctuary before departing the island. Throughout April and May, the skies above the mountain are graced by over ten species of raptors, notably the splendid “Four Guanyin Beauties”: the Oriental Honey Buzzard, Grey-faced Buzzard, Crested Goshawk, and Black Kite.

Between mid-March and mid-April, the Bagua Mountain Natural Scenic Area witnesses the gathering of around 20,000 Grey-faced Buzzards, a breathtaking spectacle as they prepare for their migratory flight northward. The sight of these majestic birds taking flight at dawn leaves an indelible impression on any nature enthusiast.

Spring is also the perfect time to explore Taiwan’s Matsu archipelago, particularly from April to August, when the phenomenon of “Blue Tears” illuminates the pristine waters with a mesmerizing blue glow, courtesy of bioluminescent marine plankton. Moreover, the summer months of July and August offer ideal conditions for observing various seabirds, including the Black-faced Spoonbill and the Chinese Crested Tern, making Matsu an unparalleled birdwatching destination.

Taiwan’s steadfast commitment to conserving its natural landscapes and diverse ecosystems ensures an unparalleled ecotourism experience for Canadian visitors. Whether you’re a passionate birdwatcher or simply a nature enthusiast, Taiwan extends an invitation to witness the awe-inspiring beauty of Earth’s winged inhabitants in their natural habitat. Don’t miss out on this year’s incredible opportunity—plan your trip to Taiwan today.

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