Nature and Wildlife in Khabarovsk features various species found not only in the city but also in the surrounding region. Khabarovsk is 30 kilometers from the Chinese border. It is the second largest city in the Russian Far East and is the administrative center of Far Eastern Federal District of Russia. It is also the largest city of Khabarovsk Krai. You can see a variety of Nature and Wildlife species in and around Khabarovsk.
You can see a variety of wildlife species at the Nature Reserves near Khabarovsk. Some of these are the –
Bolonsky Preserve
Bolshekhektsirsky Preserve
Komsomolsky Preserve
The region surrounding the city of Khabarovsk is mountainous. The mountain ranges of Badzhan, Dzhugdzhur, Sikhote-Alin and Verkhne-Bureinsky are covered with taiga and feature a variety of fauna and flora. The northern areas of the Khabarovski Krai are covered with permafrost. There is Nature and Wildlife in Khabarovsk in the regions covered with dwarf forests, tundra with turf marshes and high rocky landscapes with lichen.
The Amur Valley which is in the central part of the region has Fir and spruce forests mixed with larch. There is a rich biodiversity in the southern part of the region which has Ussuri River Basin and southeastern sea coast. You can find unique and rich Nature and Wildlife in Khabarovsk in the Ussuri Taiga, which is named after the Ussuri River. The area has rich temperate forests with various fauna. This is also one of the main Natural Attractions around Khabarovsk.
Some of the rare and endangered Wildlife Species in Khabarovsk are mammals like Amur Tiger, Himalayan Black Bear Far Eastern forest wildcat. Bird species like white backed albatross, Chinese merganser, osprey, Steller's Sea Eagle, gray-faced buzzard, golden eagle, peregrine falcon, Eurasian spoonbill, Far Eastern Stork, black stork, whooper swan, swan goose, Baer's pochard, Mandarin duck, Siberian spruce grouse, black crane and Japanese crane. Reptiles include the Far Eastern tortoise.
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