Recently, the autumn scenery on the banks of Aibi Lake in Bortala Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang is strong, and migratory birds are dancing around. Crowds of gray cranes are foraging and playing in the Abi Lake Wetland National Nature Reserve, treating it as a "service area" for their long-distance flight across mountains and rivers, providing food supply during their migration. The migrating cranes sometimes have dozens, sometimes hundreds, and the scenery is magnificent. At dusk, the afterglow splashed onto every corner of Lake Abi, on the red beach, in the clumps of soda ash marshes, among the reeds swaying, crowded and filled with gray cranes. This beautiful scene caught people's attention. In recent years, with the continuous improvement of the ecological environment, more and more birds have chosen to settle and reside in the Abihu Wetland National Nature Reserve. Around October every year, there is a migration tide of migratory birds along Lake Abby, with over 200 species of birds. (New News Agency)