Sky Travelers: Migratory and Passage Birds Exhibition

The Natural History Museum presents the 'Migratory and Passage Birds Exhibition,' capturing the life journey of creatures that follow the skies and change seasons. The exhibition hall features life-sized taxidermy specimens of various migratory birds that visit Korea, allowing for vivid observation. Visitors can easily discern the differences in habitats and feeding habits through the feather colors and beak shapes of diverse birds such as egrets, geese, and sandpipers. Particularly, the migration routes of passage birds that stop by Ganghwa Island during spring and autumn are illustrated with maps and videos to enhance understanding. The ecological significance of Ganghwa Island as a resting spot for migratory birds is also highlighted, making it an excellent venue for environmental education. The exhibition's atmosphere, blending bird songs and the sound of the wind, creates an immersive experience as if you were near a tidal flat. This moving space allows visitors to feel the cycle of nature and life while reflecting on the meaning of ecological coexistence with humans.

Post by wh diary | Oct 29, 2025