仲夏时节的北京麋鹿苑,菡萏映水,骄阳如火。在这片昔日元明清三代的皇家猎苑,郭耕手指栖息泽边的一对“仙鹤”为我们讲述了一个感人至深的故事:在这里,曾生活着一对两小无猜的丹顶鹤,可就在它们刚刚换出成鸟那黑白色的羽毛时,其中一只便惨遭不幸。人们常说,丹顶鹤一旦丧偶,终生不再嫁娶,可出乎意料,另一只孤独的丹顶鹤竟与一有相同丧偶经历的灰鹤结成了相依为命的伴侣。后来,麋鹿苑又买了几只灰鹤, Miaogu Beijing Midsummer season, 菡 萏 reflect the water, the sun furious. In this piece of the Yuan Dynasty Ming and Qing dynasties, three generations of the Royal hunting Court, Guogeng fingers perched Zeyi a pair of “crane” for us to tell a touching story: Here lived a pair of little red-crowned Crane, But when they just swapped out the black-white feathers of a bird, one of them would be unlucky. It is often said that once a red-crowned crane was widowed, he would never marry for life, but it would have been unexpected that another lonely red-crowned crane would have become a dependent companion to the one that had the same widowhood. Later, Elk Court bought a few more crane,