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1st Pats Man Show at The University of Haripur 1st March 2018 Organized by Business Incubation Center .

1st Pats Man Show at The University of Haripur 1st March 2018 Organized by Business Incubation Center .

1st Pats Man Show at The University of Haripur 1st March 2018 Organized by Business Incubation Center .

1st Pats Man Show at The University of Haripur 1st March 2018 Organized by Business Incubation Center .

Adult falcons have thin, tapered wings, which enable them to fly at high speed and change direction rapidly. Fledgling falcons, in their first year of flying, have longer flight feathers, which make their configuration more like that of a general-purpose bird such as a broadwing. This makes flying easier while learning the exceptional skills required to be effective hunters as adults.

Falcon , which includes about 40 species. Falcons are widely distributed on all continents of the world except Antarctica (though closely related raptors did occur there in the Eocene. ......................................................................................................................... Arabic: الصقور الكبار لها أجنحة رقيقة، مدبب، والتي تمكنهم من الطيران بسرعة عالية وتغيير الاتجاه بسرعة. الصقور الوليدة، في السنة الأولى من الطيران، لديها ريش رحلة أطول، مما يجعل تكوينها أكثر مثل ذلك من الطيور لأغراض عامة مثل بروادوينغ. وهذا يجعل الطيران أسهل في حين تعلم المهارات الاستثنائية المطلوبة ليكون الصيادين فعالة كما البالغين. ............................................................................................................... Spanish: Los halcones adultos tienen alas delgadas y cónicas, que cambian rápidamente rápidamente. Los halcones novatos, en su primer año de vuelo, que tienen un propósito más general, como un ala ancha. Esto hace que volar sea má...

Pheasantry in University of Haripur

The  cheer pheasant , which became extinct in Pakistan, was reintroduced in the region. The World Pheasants Association sent 90 eggs of the species to the Dhodial Pheasantry. Among the eggs which hatched, the mortality was high and remained high till 1995. This situation got better in 1996. In 1997, a parent flock of 40 pairs was raised and eventually reintroduction of the cheer pheasant in  Hazara District  was carried out. [1]  As of 2007, there are around 60 pairs of cheer pheasant in the Dhodial Pheasantry.  Pheasantry is a  pheasantry  and breeding center for several species of pheasants

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