When did Qingdao seagulls fly away? Where did seagulls leave Qingdao?

A: Since April 2008, a large number of red-billed gulls have gradually left Qingdao to breed in Siberia and other places. Red-billed gull is the most common seagull in Qingdao, named after its red beak.

See more seagulls, a good place to go.

May 4th Square-Olympic Sailing Center

The sea near May 4th Square-Olympic Sailing Center is calm. The best time to see seagulls in May 4th Square is between 5: 00 and 7: 00 in the morning, because people often feed seagulls with buckets, and flocks of seagulls go foraging and playing. The scene is very harmonious and shocking.

Metro Guide: Metro Line 2/3 can be reached at Wu Si Square Station.

Badaguan

From the west to the east coast, the place where you can enjoy seagulls is Badaguan. At the seaside of Badaguan, you can also see seagulls flying. From a distance, large seagulls are flapping their wings and flying, even their wings are shining on the sparkling sea.

Metro Guide: Metro Line 3 can be reached by walking 229 meters from Taiping Cape Park Station.

Xiaomaidao

There are many reefs along the coast of Wheat Island, which also provide a place for these sea elves to live and rest. Here you can quietly empty yourself and sit by the reef with seagulls for an afternoon.

Metro Guide: Get off at Maidao Station of Metro Line 2 and walk 1.7 km.

Lingshanwan seaside park

Located at the seaside of Lingshan Bay in the West Coast New District, the waves are rolling, seagulls are flapping their wings, and flocks of seagulls are dancing in spring. They sometimes hover, sometimes flap their wings, sometimes skim the water, and sometimes stand still, decorating the spring seashore into a beautiful landscape.

Subway Guide: Subway 13 line can be reached by walking from Lianghe Station 1.7 km.