Black-faced Spoonbill Print Magnetic Bookmark

"The black-faced spoonbill, a dancer hidden in the wetlands." 4463. That was the recorded population of black-faced spoonbills in 2019. These esteemed visitors from the north fly thousands of kilometers to warmer regions of Asia each year, from January to March, simply to escape the harsh winter. The Cengwen River estuary in Tainan serves as their largest wintering ground. However, due to human interference and habitat destruction, the black-faced spoonbill, which primarily inhabits estuaries, wetlands, and intertidal zones, once dwindled to a mere 288 individuals (in 1988). Humanity, development, and ecology are intricately linked. Black and white, reality and illusion – much like the fate of the black-faced spoonbill, can you also perceive the hidden elegance among the myriad of birds? ___ Exclusive print design / Designed, produced, and manufactured in Taiwan / Strong magnetic adhesion, won't easily detach ___ Material: Magnet Dimensions: 10*2.5cm Origin: Taiwan