Black-necked cranes soaring at Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
Tibet has become the world’s largest winter habitat for black-necked cranes, with the total number of more than 8,000, accounting for over 80 percent of the global number, according to data from the Department of Environmental Protection, Tibet Autonomous Region.
Cranes in Black-Necked Crane Nature Reserve, Lhundrup County, Lhasa City (photo taken on January 15). 
Cranes in Black-Necked Crane Nature Reserve, Lhundrup County, Lhasa City (photo taken on January 15). 
The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is a paradise for black-necked cranes to establish their winter habitat. 
Cranes in Black-Necked Crane Nature Reserve, Lhundrup County, Lhasa City (photo taken on January 15).
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