Duckhouse in downtown Beijing shelters 100 birds
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Qu Xisheng waters the plants on the duck shelter in Shichahai, a lake in the Chinese capital's downtown, in Beijing, June 6, 2011. Some 10 years ago, citizen Qu Xisheng built a duckhouse for a brood of wild ducks here over the lake. With his 10-year-effort and the help of local government, the duckhouse had developed into a 158 square meters large island, providing a shelter for over 100 birds including wild ducks, mandarin ducks, and night herons. [Xinhua/Wang Zhen] |
![Qu Xisheng waters the plants on the duck shelter in Shichahai, a lake in the Chinese capital's downtown, in Beijing, June 6, 2011. Some 10 years ago, citizen Qu Xisheng built a duckhouse for a brood of wild ducks here over the lake. With his 10-year-effort and the help of local government, the duckhouse had developed into a 158 square meters large island, providing a shelter for over 100 birds including wild ducks, mandarin ducks, and night herons. [Xinhua/Wang Zhen]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20110607/000cf1a48f870f57bacb06.jpg "Qu Xisheng waters the plants on the duck shelter in Shichahai, a lake in the Chinese capital's downtown, in Beijing, June 6, 2011. Some 10 years ago, citizen Qu Xisheng built a duckhouse for a brood of wild ducks here over the lake. With his 10-year-effort and the help of local government, the duckhouse had developed into a 158 square meters large island, providing a shelter for over 100 birds including wild ducks, mandarin ducks, and night herons. [Xinhua/Wang Zhen]")
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