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  1. A view of Ankasamudra Bird Conservation Reserve
    A view of Ankasamudra Bird Conservation Reserve 2
    A view of Ankasamudra Bird Conservation Reserve 3
    Another view of Ankasamudra Bird Conservation Reserve
    Painted Storks nesting at Ankasamudra
    Waterbirds roosting at Ankasamudra 1
    Waterbirds roosting at Ankasamudra 2
    Waterbirds roosting at Ankasamudra 3
    Asian Openbills arriving to roost at Ankasamudra
    Glossy Ibises flying out of Ankasamudra
    A large flock of Glossy Ibis arriving to roost at Ankasamudra
    Large flocks of Glossy Ibis arriving to rosst at Ankasamudra
    Checkered keelback at Ankasamudra

    Ankasamudra Bird Conservation Reserve

    • Country: 
      India
    • Designation date: 
      10-03-2023
    • Site number: 
      2535
    • Published since: 
      0 year(s)
    99 ha
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  2. Rules and regulations at the entrance of one of the site's beaches.
    The site encompasses Aruba's largest stand of mangrove forest.
    The tangle of mangrove trees and branches protects the coast from extreme weather events.
    One of the islets that is part of a chain of islands in front of the coast.
    Elhorn coral) Acropora palmata)
    Honeycomb cowfish (Acanthostracion polygonius) in sea grass beds (Thalassia testudinum and Zyringodium filiforme).
    False killer-whale (Pseudorca crassidens).
    The Atlantic spotted dolphin (Stenella frontalis) uses the site for refuge, birthing and nursery.
    The Rough-toothed dolphin (Steno bredanensis) uses the site for refuge, birthing and nursery.
    Several dolphin species, like Tursiops truncatus, can be observed close to the coast.

    South Coast

    • Country: 
      Netherlands (Kingdom of the) (Aruba)
    • Designation date: 
      10-11-2023
    • Site number: 
      2526
    • Published since: 
      0 year(s)
    3,975 ha
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  3. The San Nicolas Bay Reef islands in the back are breeding habitat for thousands of terns from 10 species.
    Brown Pelican at San Nicolas Bay
    One of the turtle nesting beaches in front and the harbour area at San Nicolas in the back.
    Caribbean Blue Tang (Acanthurus coeruleus) and Black sea rod (Plexaura homomalla).
    Queen conch (Strombus gigas)
    Cayenne tern (Thalasseus eurygnathus and Cabot's tern (Thalasseus acuflavidus).
    Cayenne tern (Thalasseus eurygnathus.
    Green turtle (Chelonia mydas).
    Fresh water pond Fontein.

    East Point

    • Country: 
      Netherlands (Kingdom of the) (Aruba)
    • Designation date: 
      10-11-2023
    • Site number: 
      2525
    • Published since: 
      0 year(s)
    7,597 ha
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  4. Grus grus
    Wetland landscape
    Mandarin Duck

    Hunan Chongling Wetlands

    • Country: 
      China
    • Designation date: 
      28-10-2022
    • Site number: 
      2519
    • Published since: 
      1 year(s)
    2,402 ha
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  5. Huixian permanent freshwater lake wetland
    Karst Wetland
    Ancient Guiliu Canal
    White-breasted Emerald
    Black Kite
    Grey-headed Wheat Chicken

    Guangxi Guilin Huixian Karst Wetlands

    • Country: 
      China
    • Designation date: 
      28-10-2022
    • Site number: 
      2516
    • Published since: 
      1 year(s)
    587 ha
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  6. Wetland landscape
    Wetland landscape
    Wetland landscape
    Grus nigricollis
    Grus nigricollis

    Yunnan Huize Nianhu Wetlands

    • Country: 
      China
    • Designation date: 
      28-10-2022
    • Site number: 
      2515
    • Published since: 
      1 year(s)
    2,261 ha
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  7. Aythya nyroca amd Aythya baeri
    Aythya baeri
    Tringa nebularia
    Baima Lake Wetland
    Lake charm
    Cygnus columbianus
    Wild ducks
    Submerged plants

    Jiangsu Huai'an Baima Lake Wetlands

    • Country: 
      China
    • Designation date: 
      28-10-2022
    • Site number: 
      2514
    • Published since: 
      1 year(s)
    2,796 ha
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  8. Marsh wetlands
    Anas crecca
    Recurvirostra avosetta
    Geese and ducks
    Geese and ducks

    Hubei Xiantao Sha Lake Wetlands

    • Country: 
      China
    • Designation date: 
      28-10-2022
    • Site number: 
      2510
    • Published since: 
      1 year(s)
    2,167 ha
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  9. Grus nigricollis
    Grus nigricollis
    Ciconia nigra
    The Nilaba wetlands
    The Nilaba wetlands
    The Nilaba wetlands

    Sichuan Seda Nilaba Wetlands

    • Country: 
      China
    • Designation date: 
      28-10-2022
    • Site number: 
      2509
    • Published since: 
      1 year(s)
    60,760 ha
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  10. Mangrove
    Intertidal mudflat
    Mangrove
    Charadrius alexandrinus
    Calidris alba
    water birds
    Mangrove

    Guangxi Beihai Jinhaiwan Mangrove Wetlands

    • Country: 
      China
    • Designation date: 
      28-10-2022
    • Site number: 
      2508
    • Published since: 
      1 year(s)
    1,358 ha
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