黑琵降落前，鼓動翅膀駕馭氣流，在恰到好處的瞬間，輕輕落地。 Before landing, the Black-faced Spoonbill beats its wings to ride the air currents, touching down gently at just the right moment. #http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPj-5Q1uep2A-t5Ret2g0FQ/live #BFSA #水鳥直播(Shorebird Cam) #黑面琵鷺(Black-faced Spoonbill) #中華電信臺南營運處(Tainan Branch of Chunghwa Telecom Co.,Ltd.) #財政部國有財產署(National Property Administration, Ministry of Finance) #合作金庫銀行(Taiwan Cooperative Bank) #雲嘉南濱海國家風景區管理處(Southwest Coast National Scenic Area Headquaters ) |

在2026年來到之刻，萬鳥齊飛、奔騰天際，也送給正在前行的你我。 As 2026 arrives, countless birds take flight and surge across the sky, carrying blessings for all of us who are still moving forward. #http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPj-5Q1uep2A-t5Ret2g0FQ/live #BFSA #水鳥直播(Shorebird Cam) #黑面琵鷺(Black-faced Spoonbill) #中華電信臺南營運處(Tainan Branch of Chunghwa Telecom Co.,Ltd.) #財政部國有財產署(National Property Administration, Ministry of Finance) #合作金庫銀行(Taiwan Cooperative Bank) #雲嘉南濱海國家風景區管理處(Southwest Coast National Scenic Area Headquater

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