World Donkey Day (May 8)

Reblogged from Camel, food security and climate change :

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Donkey is very useful, important and precious animal genetic resource for food and agriculture. Donkey plays pivotal role in the livelihood earning of the million people of the world. Donkey is widely use for pastoral movement, carting, agricultural operations and recreation purposes. There is wide intra and in breed diversity. Such diversity is based on habitat, purpose, selection etc. Donkey is well adapted to all climatic conditions and ecosystem.

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Today is World Donkey Day (WDD). Donkey is very neglected and cruelty is the common problem of this docile animal. WDD can help in awareness raising and reminding its importance at policy levels. Lets join our hands and work for the betterment of this nice animal.

New Zealnds's Most Endangered Species

Reblogged from Ann Novek--With the Sky as the Ceiling and the Heart Outdoors:

New research shows the Maui's dolphin is sliding closer to extinction, but it is far from the only species struggling to cope in New Zealand's water, forests and rivers. Environment reporter Isaac Davison looks at 10 mammals and birds that are clinging to survival.

Top 5 birds

1. New Zealand Fairy Tern

Population: 35-40

Found: Lower half of Northland Peninsula, North Auckland beaches…

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I have big trees and a lot of vegetation at my home. Yesterday, 2 eggs of Catbird felled down from their nest. The nest is made in Zizyphus tree.