Lahore:
The population of rare breed birds has increased in the Great Indian Buddhist (Bhakhar) Cholistan desert in Punjab.
According to experts, this bird, found in the desert of Pakistan and India, is 80 to 90, while in Pakistan, their number is estimated at 30 to 35.
Wildlife Patron Syed Rizwan Mehbob said that he has recently made videos and pictures of the great Indian bastard in Cholistan, which is a big success.
He said that the great Indian bastards are found only in the desert of Pakistan and Rajasthan, Cholistan, India, its total population is estimated at 80 to 90, while the rare bird in Pakistan will be 30 to 35.
Deputy Chief Wildlife Rangers Bahawalpur area Syed Ali Usman Bukhari said that a special public welfare reserve has been established in the desert Cholistan to protect the Bhikhar, by improving security measures, the population of this rare local wild bird has been made possible.
He said that the population of rare birds in Cholistan is continuously increasing.
He said that the great Indian bastard is a rare and very dangerous bird in South Asia, with a breed to the midwife, the World Organization for Protection Nature (IUCN) has added the Great Indian Bustard to the list of two or four species.
It should be noted that the great Indian bastard is one of the heavy birds in the world, the male bird can weigh up to 15 kg and the height is about one meter, its wings are more than two meters, with brown, white and black combination, the rate of black throat in this bird is very low, which is only black throat rate.
The legal or commercial procurement and sale of this bird is completely prohibited, under this site, the international trade of this bird is also banned, there is no valid price of the global market.
Although other busted birds such as Hobra Bastards are fond of Arabian poachers, but have not been part of the Great Indian Bastrid trade, due to its failure and legal safety, hunters and illegal traders also avoid it.