CS-department Trip to Lal-Suhanra Bhavalpur New is that CS-department Trip is going on Lal Suhanra Bhavalpur. And it is on the fifth or sixth day of EID. |
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Re: CS-department Trip to Lal-Suhanra Bhavalpur 9 Attachment(s) Lal Suhanra Nartional park , a wildlife sanctuary, was declared a national park on 26 October 1972, following recommendations made by the Wildlife Enquiry Committee in 1971. Originally, the park comprised an area of 31,355ha, of which 20,932ha were desert, 8,488ha irrigated forest plantation and 1,934ha reservoir; it was due to be enlarged by 22,680ha. It is crossed by the dried-up bed of the Hakra River and features an important wetland, Patisar Lake. Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC) has 6 A/C bedroom resorts in the park. Beside this camping can also be done in selected campsites. Wildlife: Blackbuck became virtually extinct in the Cholistan Desert but the species has been re-introduced in Lal Suhanra within large enclosures, together with Chinkara gazelle, Nilgai antelope, Hog deer and Indian rhinoceros. There is big lake in the center of the park called Patisar Lake, which is ideal for bird watching. Patisar Lake regularly holds between 10,000 and 30,000 ducks and common coot in mid-winter. Over 13,00 waterfowl were present in January 1987. The park also supports a large population of birds of prey. The Hog deer, ravine deer, black buck and nilgai are quite common in these parts. Fox, jackals, hares, porcupines, mongoose, larks, owls and hawks are also found in Lal Suhanra National Park. One should be careful of the Wild Boars which are found in large number in the nearby forest areas. Mammals: Mammals in the park include--Long-eared Hedgehog , Nilgai antelope , Black buck , Chinkara gazelle , Hog deer , Red fox , Bengal Fox , Golden Jackal , Porcupine , Caracal cat , Moongoose , Jungle cat , Indian Wolf , Wild boar , Honey Badger or Ratel , Little Civet , Indian (Black-naped) Hare , Smooth-coated Otter and Indian rhino . Birds: Birds in the park are--Houbara bustard, Griffon vulture, Honey buzzard, Marsh harrier, Hen harrier, Laggar falcon, Peregrine falcon, Kestrel, Indian sparrow hawk, Egyptian vulture, Larks, Shrikes, Wheatears and Barn Owl. Reptiles:Reptiles in the park are-- Monitor lizard, Russell's viper, Indian cobra, Saw scaled viper, Wolf snake, John's sand boa and Spiny tailed lizard. Attachment 1918 Attachment 1919 Attachment 1920 Attachment 1921 Attachment 1913 Attachment 1914 Attachment 1915 Attachment 1916 Attachment 1917 |
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Insha Allah Zaror Ja in gay... and will enjoy..:00009136: But abhi tak yeh tu nahi bataya hay kay ... per student kitnay rupees kharcha aa ay ga.. Aur CR nay bhi class main koi baat nahi ki hay?:13: |
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