00:00which is called the Pong Dam Lake.
00:05There is also a lot of water word.
00:12This exercise is total 4 days.
00:154 days in the first and 31 days,
00:20we have a preliminary exercise,
00:22we have briefed,
00:24we have the identification of birds.
00:27After that, we have final water word count.
00:32There was a lot of wetland day,
00:36so there were also a lot of children
00:39from school and university.
00:45Where you asked the number of words,
00:50so this time,
00:52it was 1,24,344 birds,
00:56in which they are familiar with migratory and resident.
00:59Whatever the birds are,
01:02there are 115 species.
01:05We have received a number of birds here.
01:09Since the number of species is very large,
01:13since the last year was 97,
01:16and this time,
01:17it is 115.
01:18So,
01:19it shows that in that particular area,
01:21there is a lot of biodiversity.
01:23There is a lot of biodiversity rich.
01:26And the ecosystem is so healthy.
01:29And the other thing that is,
01:32I would like to note,
01:34there are some other opportunities
01:36that are being made for century managers.
01:38They are being made for one thing.
01:39So,
01:40there is a lot of number of species.
01:41Look,
01:42this time,
01:43the number of species is bigger.
01:45This time,
01:46the flagship species are bar headed geese.
01:48So, this time, the 1,24,344, which I have told you, was close to 62,000, and then the other
02:01number came, the common coot, the common coot was close to 12,000, and then the northern
02:08pindles was close to 11,000, and the number was less.
02:14And these pindles are the highest number of pindles from Europe, North Asia, Central Asia.
02:24Last year, it was the highest number of pindles.
02:28The number of pindles was the highest number of pindles.
02:36In comparison, the number of pindles was less.
02:40But this is not possible to say that it is less.
02:44This is a huge amount of pindles.
02:48And the number of pindles is the number of pindles.
02:54Last year, there were 97 pindles and this time there were 115 pindles.
02:58So, this is not possible to say that because there are many species, so there are some species
03:04like this in October, December, or December, or December.
03:08So, these pindles are actually simultaneously.
03:11They keep coming and coming.
03:13And mostly in March or April, depending upon the climatic conditions, these pindles are
03:19going back to March or April.
03:22Actually, the pindles is a wildlife century area, so there are many restrictions here.
03:29But, in addition to this, the eco-tourism activities, the wildlife protection act, the wildlife protection act
03:37is going to be done.
03:39In addition to this, there are many areas of the century area, the tourism department,
03:44such as the water sports, such as the water sports, such as the activities that they
03:49have prepared to do.
03:51They have prepared a proposal or something like that.
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