Shallik bird's first ring on the legs

Bamuni timber leg was introduced in Bangladesh on Wednesday in the first ring. Perhaps for the first time the ring of this bird was worn for the first time. The British bird expert Matt Rajaar is wearing this ring at Rajshahi University campus. Matt walked around 500,000 people across the world and took about one lakh bird's feet in the ring. He is regarded as an expert on this topic.

Many years have been used as the important means of protecting the existence of ribboned birds. Bangladesh Bird Club has organized ring camps since 2010. This resulted in the existence of several new birds in Bangladesh. Important information about the environment in different areas is known. Carefully get rid of the bird, and the bird is rehearsed. The information obtained from this role plays a role in preserving birds.

Monirul Haque Khan, a bird specialist of Jahangirnagar University, said in the first light yesterday evening, the best way to get the ring of life to know the life-style and movements of birds is to make the ring better. But this work should be very experienced.

A team of bird experts working in Rajshahi for four days. Apart from Matt Prior, the team includes British biologist Sam Bailey, Bangladesh Bird's Club vice-president Tarek Anu and Forest Department officer Zohra Mila. The concerned people said that they had ringed about 400 birds in three days in Chars Madhyadiyad area of ​​Rajshahi. He worked all day in the university campus under the supervision of zoology department professor Saleh Reza.

The English name of Bamuni Kannada is Brahmi Sterling. It is 21 centimeters in length. Body brown Head and neck black The long black comb hanging behind the neck Cheek, throat, chest and stomach brown. Gray wing and tail edge black. Eyes yellow. The skin behind the eye and the snake is blue. Leg lemon-yellow

A member of the expert team said that this shalik is rarely seen outside of Rajshahi University. At the University of Rajshahi yesterday, they used to ring four bamboo wooden walks. Perhaps this is the first ring in a bamboo wooden walk. Apart from them, they used to ring the fish on the feet of the clouds.

British bird expert Matt Priare last year discovered a new bird named Sirke's Nightchara in Rajshahi Char. He said in the first light that various species of birds were found in Rajshahi Char. During the ring, they got the red mamunia to give egg. But their habitat is being wasted. The grazing of grass is being burnt down with fire. Tractor is being used for cultivation. It is important to save these places for birds.