Chengde City, Hebei Province, north China - Dec 6, 2017
1. Various of Bohemian waxwings eating honeysuckle berries
2. People filming birds
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3. Wang Fenglin filming birds
4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wang Fenglin, amateur photographer (partially overlaid with shot 5,6):
"I find it very interesting to film birds. Look how cute they are! Indeed there is harmony between men and nature. I love birds very much. In the past, there were no such birds. But now, they gather in flocks."
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5. Bohemian waxwings eating honeysuckle berries
6. Various of Wang Fenglin filming birds
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7. Various of people filming birds
8. Various of birds eating honeysuckle berries
9. Various of people filming, watching birds

The rare Bohemian waxwing have been enjoying honeysuckle berries at Chengde Mountain Resort in north China's Hebei Province, attracting groups of photographers who hope to take photos of the rare bird.

"I find it very interesting to film birds. Look how cute they are! Indeed there is harmony between men and nature," said Wang Fenglin, one of the amateur photographers.

"I love birds very much. In the past, there were no such birds. But now, they gather in flocks," he added.

The bohemian waxwing is under special state protection in China. It is popular not only for its beautiful appearance but also its capacity to finish various tasks such as picking up cards and fetching water with its beak after being trained.