Travel Notes Composition 800 Words: A Journey to Shuiyue Bay

During the spring break, we came to Shuiyue Bay Resort in Quzhou, Zhejiang. There are large areas of green grass, red flowers, clear lakes and green hills. There are chirping birds singing in the Woods and loud cocks crowing on the hillside. When we entered the room, there was a gray-green bug on the dresser. It exposed the wings of crustaceans and flew away.

In Shuiyue Bay, nature gave us many gifts. Uncle Hunter took us to dig bamboo shoots in the big bamboo forest on the mountain. Small bamboo shoots are struggling to dig out, and I hear them say happily, "Finally see the bright world!" " "However, with a few clicks, we dug up the soil at their roots with a small hoe and dug up small bamboo shoots. Father and mother Zhu were very angry. They blocked our way down the mountain with bamboo whips on the ground, but we finally took the small bamboo shoots down the mountain to fill our stomachs. On the way home, the hunter taught us to collect Malantou and Qingming grass, which are the most delicious wild vegetables in this season. Qing cuisine can be made into sweet or salty Qingming cakes. The stream is full of white flowers. The hunter said that on May Day, it will bear sour, sweet and juicy berries. There is also a fern called Dictyophora rubra. Aunt Mei Xin taught us to drain the stem of Dictyophora rubra, make it into a hollow straw, reach into the center of the flower and suck out the nectar inside. Aunt Yicheng, Xiaoyou and Maggie and I formed the Yingshanhong Group. Our secret task is to go up the mountain to suck nectar at 6: 30 in the morning when the dew is the most and the nectar is the sweetest. I am very excited. Early in the morning, we came to the mountain. There were clusters of azaleas on the mountain. Its honey was slightly sour and sweet, and its petals were edible. I also joined a tea-picking group. On a hillside of 20 to 30 meters, tea trees grow slowly, with a height of 1.25 meters, only 30 centimeters. Spring fog is light and thin, and spring rain is fluttering. In the rain and fog, the tip of the little green tea leaves said to me, "come and pick me!" "Come and pick me up! Lest I get wet in the rain! " I took them off carefully and gently so as not to wrinkle them. I also saw Vaccinium bracteatum, Myrica rubra and Lagerstroemia indica, which are itchy trees that shake when touched.

In the evening, we came to Shapi Bird Watching Lecture and got to know all kinds of birds living in Shuiyue Bay, such as red-billed blue magpie, brown-backed shrike, white wren, black-headed snipe, thrush, gray-headed thrush and so on. Teacher Shapi taught us how to observe birds. First of all, we should find this bird, know its name, and then become good friends with it. The way to distinguish different birds is to identify their most obvious characteristics, such as body shape, eye pattern, tail shape, action characteristics, crow and so on.

Be sure to go back to Shuiyue Bay next time. Here, I am as free as a bird in the sky and as happy as a small fish in the water.