Ballona Wetlands

Very good experience, fortunately, I made an appointment online in advance, otherwise there are a lot of people on weekends, I am looking forward to it for so long, it is really good

We thought that we would do a little bit of walking at the Wetlands (see some birds). Did not really happen as there were not great signs to inform you of where to go. We ended up driving around, parking and viewing a few birds. Disappointing.

The purification lungs of the earth are an important marshland in Los Angeles, and can be said to be the last marshland. This marsh is divided into three areas, freshwater marsh, saltwater marsh and a dune area. Generally, freshwater marsh is open and saltwater marsh is closed. I think this is simply the best place to see birds in spring. Ballona Wetlands is very big, protected very well, the greening inside is also very good, the green trees and the lake are intersecting, watching the whole person is very comfortable, no wonder it is the lungs of the earth. But without the leadership of the staff, you can't enter the interior of the marsh without yourself. There are a lot of egrets here. We and some bird watching groups along the outside, and we saw a white flower egrets in the free "play" mood. It was surrounded by a green, egrets playing in the water, a very beautiful scenery. Many people will choose to take pictures here. There are also various birds in the air on the branches, sitting on the small benches inside, blowing the comfortable wind in the park, and I can't help feeling that such wetlands are getting less and less on the earth. We really want to protect nature and leave more green for our children and grandchildren. Scenic spot address: Jefferson and Lincoln Blvds., Los Angeles, CA 90293 Opening hours: 7:00 to 16:30