00:00Greetings of the day everyone. I am Yashika Sati, a student of Great Mission Public School.
00:05So, today it was really good.
00:07First of all, we went to the city forest and we did bird watching there.
00:12Like two to three hours and we did a lot of different colors of birds.
00:17And it was a really good experience.
00:20And we got to see how birds are very important in our daily life.
00:26And they are just predating animals also.
00:29And because of that, we are living as a, like, because they are just balancing the food chain and all.
00:37Yes, sir, we can say this by just, like, if we have a nature guide, we can use this knowledge
00:45as a nature guide in the different, like, Jim Corbett, National Park also and all.
00:51My name is Prashant.
01:19Thank you very much.
01:28Thank you very much.
01:33can be told so that they can go to the field so that they can be familiar with the things
01:40that they can use
01:40like a book or a book or a book or a book or a book or a book or a
01:45book or a book or a book or a book
01:46is very famous but there is a foundation that we can go to the tiger and we can go to
01:53the park
01:53in which the guests can look a little bad and they can't pay so much for that but the bird
01:59watching
02:00which can be used to be in safari or wherever you can be used to be used to be used
02:06to be used
02:06in a lot of areas such as Tumadiyah Dam, Garjiyah Mandir, Ramanagar, Koshibaraj
02:12and many other areas where we don't have special permission or permit to be used to be used
02:16so those who are interested in birdwatching are used to be used to be used to be used to be
02:27used
02:30I can tell my name is Hari Sankar Dev.
02:35Corbett's habitat is a mixed habitat.
02:38It's a salt-dominated forest.
02:39It's a great hornbill, oriental pied hornbill, grey hornbill.
02:42It's a great thing.
02:43And the world's biggest woodpeaker,
02:46which we call great slaty woodpeaker,
02:48is quite famous.
02:49It's a lot of people from Europe.
02:52In the past 10-12 years,
02:54there's a lot of tourism in birding.
02:56There are some other things,
02:58like if local people,
02:59and local trails are opened,
03:04there's a lot of youths here
03:06in the middle of birds conservation,
03:09and nature conservation,
03:10which can be good.
