Encountering egrets at Honghu Park

🎈Hey guys, here's a guide to photographing egrets at Honghu Park 😜 It's much better than squeezing through the crowds at Shenzhen Bay to photograph seagulls. Currently, some areas of Honghu Park are under construction, making east-west travel inconvenient. The bald cypress trees are in the southeast of the park, while the egrets are in the southwest. Transportation: 🚇 Subway: Take Line 7 to Honghu Station, exit from Exit A or B, and walk a few minutes to the east gate of the park. Then, walk across the Furong Bridge pedestrian path to the west gate. 🚌 Bus: Take Bus 5, 13, 11, etc., and get off at "Sungang Bridge" station. 🚗 Self-driving: Navigate to "Shenzhen Honghu Park West Gate Parking Lot." The ecological environment of Honghu Park is excellent, and you can often see beautiful egrets resting there 🕊️ It is recommended to enter from the south or west gate and walk along the Buji River, where you will see egrets all along the way. Be sure to prepare a telephoto lens 📷 before you go so you can capture the egrets' wonderful moments. Choose a sunny day, and shoot between 2 and 4 pm when the light is softer ☀ When the egrets spread their wings, hunt, or groom their feathers, press the shutter to capture these wonderful moments 📸 Guys, come to Honghu Park to photograph egrets 💖