A Journey across Pakistan

My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

PAKISTAN | Monday, 14 January 2013 | Views [270] | View Larger Image

As soon as these Bucks begin to notice the presence of an uncommon visitor a stampede raises the dust cloud in the air. These animals are mystified by the presence of foreign species as much as any visitor to them does.

Lal Sohanra National Park (Pakistan): When you know that an endangered species is kept safe in a distant part of your country it becomes almost necessary for you to give it a visit once. The thought that these lively Black Bucks might be extinct for future generations gives one a mixed felling of sadness and pity.

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As the herd travel through the sanctuary the most beautiful contrasting layers of textures become more apparent. The dusty air, the hard horns, the cautious eyes, the furred bellies, the active legs and then the desert soil all layered themselves perfectly making a composition which can only exist in the beautiful nature.

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