Provincial birds of Pakistan facts for kids
Pakistan is a country in Asia that is home to many different kinds of birds. Some of these birds are so special that they have been chosen to represent different parts of the country. These are called "provincial birds" or "territorial birds." They show off the amazing bird life, also known as avifauna, that lives in Pakistan.
Pakistan is made up of several areas, like provinces and a special capital territory. Each of these areas has picked its own special bird. These birds are like living symbols that help describe the unique nature and beauty of each region.
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Pakistan's National Birds
Just like each province has its own bird, Pakistan also has national birds that represent the whole country.
The official national bird of Pakistan is the Chukar Pheasant. Its scientific name is Alectoris chukar. This beautiful bird is known for its striking colors and calls.
Pakistan also has a national bird of prey. This is the Himalayan Shaheen Black Falcon, scientifically known as Falco peregrinus peregrinator. Falcons are powerful hunters, and the Shaheen is a very fast and strong bird.
Birds of Pakistan's Regions
Each of Pakistan's regions has chosen a unique bird to represent it. These birds are often found in that specific area and show the local wildlife. Let's take a look at these special birds:
| Region | Image | Local Name | Scientific Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| Islamabad Capital Territory |
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Ghulaabi Gardhaan Tohtaa | Psittacula krameri manillensis |
| Balochistan |
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Registani Taloor | Chlamydotis macqueenii |
| Khyber Pakhtunkhwa |
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Ban Kukar | Lophura leucomelanos hamiltoni |
| The Punjab |
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Mor | Pavo cristatus |
| Sindh |
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Kala Jungli Titar | Melanoperdix niger |
| Gilgit–Baltistan |
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Shaheen Baaz | Falco peregrinus peregrinator |
| Azad Kashmir |
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Monaal | Lophophorus impejanus |
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