Many species of birds come here to stay, but the most numerous are storks and storks - Photo: THANH HUYEN
The bird garden located in the heart of Ca Mau city currently has 53 species with about 10,000 birds, an interesting address that many researchers and tourists are interested in. The bird garden is more than 3 hectares wide and is located on Ngo Quyen street, ward 1, Ca Mau city.
Every afternoon, birds return to the shady garden, making it very bustling - Photo: THANH HUYEN
Established about 30 years ago, this artificial bird garden is not only a shelter, resting place, and breeding place for many species of wild birds, but also a highlight of Ca Mau city for tourists because of its uniqueness, especially at the beginning of the new year when many people come to the garden to take pictures with wild birds.
At peak times, every day the bird garden has about 7,000 storks, about 3,600 storks and many rare species listed in the Vietnam Red Book returning to take refuge and reproduce.
The garden is a home and breeding ground for many species of birds.
To preserve and develop the bird garden, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Ca Mau province has developed a project to preserve and develop the bird garden, proposing to maintain and expand the bird garden to about 6 hectares, in order to expand the living space for the birds, create a buffer zone, and help limit negative impacts such as noise, smoke, dust, electromagnetic waves, etc.
Sick and weak birds and storks will be cared for separately by garden staff.
Phan Thi Gia Bao, a student at Ca Mau Community College, said she was very happy because she didn't have to go far to check in at the bird garden right in Ca Mau city. Ca Mau province has also proposed many solutions to improve and handle environmental pollution of soil, water, and air to ensure that the indicators are within the allowable limits and control diseases for the birds.
Preserving bird gardens in the heart of the city is associated with creating a vivid landscape, close to nature, serving learning, research, and sightseeing. Thereby meeting the spiritual needs of people, raising awareness of environmental protection, and protecting wildlife in the community. 
Two young people take spring photos in the bird garden
Ms. Mai Thanh Thuy said that she and her family came here to take pictures during Tet because the scenery is very cool and poetic. She will post the pictures on Facebook to introduce her friends to visit.
Ms. Thuy's family checked in at the bird garden on the 4th day of Tet.
Bird park staff often provide fish for birds that are raising their young and cannot travel far to find food.
An international tourist visited and enjoyed taking photos to keep as souvenirs.
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