Albay's Rich Avian Diversity Captured in Photos
A collection of wildlife photographs from Albay province, Philippines, showcases its rich avian diversity. Featuring familiar birds like mayas and herons, alongside endemic and migratory species, the collection highlights the importance of natural conservation.
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