SCMP: Thousands of ducks released to protect Thai rice fields from pests
After the rice crop was harvested on a farm in Nakhon Pathom province in Thailand, a flock of around 10,000 ducks was released from a pen - and instinctively streamed towards the flooded fields to devour pests such as snails hiding in the rice stubble.
Drone footage, capturing the spectacle that resembles naturally-occurring animal migration, shows the birds zig-zagging across the fields as they headed towards the nutrient-rich rice paddies.
This way of raising ducks in rice-growing areas has long been a tradition in the area and other parts of the region. Thais call it "ped lai thoong", which means "field chasing ducks".
無人機鏡頭捕捉到了大約一萬隻鴨子被放逐到泰國那空帕吞的稻田中,以吞噬諸如藏在稻茬中的蝸牛之類的害蟲。
這種在稻穀種植地區養鴨的方式長期以來一直是該地區和該地區其他地區的傳統。 泰國人稱其為“ ped lai thoong”,意思是“野外追鴨”。
猜你喜歡:
猜你喜歡:
Suez Canal 意大利 - 迪拜
Iberia Passage 英國 - 佛羅里達
Friendly Shandong 青島 - 濰坊
Old Hong Kong 老香港
No comments:
Post a Comment