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NICHE is voornemens om in Pakistan het grotere publiek te betrekken bij het vergaren van kennis over vogels. We werken samen met Observation International (Observation.org) om dit te bereiken en in het bijzonder met Hans Verdaat, die vanuit het Global Team van OI de missie steunt.
M. Akram Awan en Marium Majeed Dar zijn de lokale vertegenwoordigers. De Nederlandse contactpersoon voor de Pakistanprojecten is Julian Overweg.
< Rufous-vented Grass Babbler Laticilla burnesii
Fotograaf: Muhammad Ali Rajpoot
Pakistaanse specialiteiten
Rufous-vented Grass Babbler
Laticilla burnesii
Photographer: Muhammad Ali Rajpoot.
Location: D.I.Khan district, KPK province.
Description: Much of its range lies within Pakistan limits. Found in Indus river systems and its tributaries in Punjab, KPK and Sindh provinces in tall grassy riparian habitat. Extends into Jammu division (Chenab river) and Punjab and Haryana states of India. Recently a subspecies was described from Nepal.
Kashmir flycatcher
Ficedula subrubra
Photographer: Chaudhary Umer.
Location: Neelum district, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan.
Description: It breeding endemic range is from Chitral to Kashmir region of both sides of LOC. It winters in South India and Sri Lanka, and is known to pass through Sindh (a record from Haleji lake).
White-cheeked Tit
Aegithalos leucogenys
Photographer: Salman Baloch.
Location: Quettta district, Balochistan province.
Description: A restricted range species. Found only in 3 countries, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. Found from Nuristan to Safed Koh in Afghanistan and from Chitral and GB (Diamer district) to Kurram district in Pakistan. Also found in Northern Balochistan (Quetta, Ziarat), Kashmir, Kaghan, Murree and Margalla hills. Descends to lower (Punjab Saltrange) in winter. Less frequent in Indian side of Kashmir.
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