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From: China Tibet Online 2011-02-28 16:20:00
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Ice melts in Lhasa River

Lhasa River

As it gets warmer, the ice in the Lhasa River is melting. A block of bar-headed geese, black-headed gulls, mandarin ducks and wild ducks are playing on the water. [photo/Tibet Daily]
　
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