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Title
Ashurhat Bird's Village
Location

 Ashurhat village situated in the Nityanandpur union of Shitalakupa upazila

Transportation

It is possible to reach Ashurhat in 30 minutes from Shailakupa with VAT, eziebike, motorbike, microbus etc.

Contact

UNO Office, Shailkupa, Jhenaidah

Details

Ashurhat village is situated 14 km away from Shilakupa in Nityanandpur Union. And one of the most common villages like ten villages. About 13 km from Shailkupa Upazila, the village of Ashurhat in Nityanandpur Union is known as Pakir village. In the winter of 2007, birds took refuge in a Shimul tree in the village of Shamuk Khol of the upazila. The birds came out in the morning to collect food. Before the evening, I used to spend the night in the Shimul tree again. At the end of the winter they went away. The next year again, they returned to the shrine. By 2012, the birds were going to go to Ashurhat village. After the arrival of birds in 2013 the birds do not go back to the winter. The Shimul started living permanently in the tree and lived in the house. Lay eggs in the house. Is rapidly spreading. The number of birds in the six years has increased a lot. Apart from the Shimul tree, there are many trees on the adjoining side of the house. But the diversity of the village can be noticed only when the guest is coming to the village, the guest bird. Thousands of birds came to the shelter in the winter of the trees in this area. The whole village faces the voices of the twitter. The locals of long lip bogs are called Shamukbhanga. They come from thousands of miles in this village. Initially the birds stayed here for a few months and then went back to their destination at the end of the winter. But for the last 2-3 years, if some part of the team is returned, most birds stay here all year long. Bringing straw and sprouting trees on some trees in the neighborhood. Begin raising the child by raising eggs and raising the seed. In a short time the village has become a bird sanctuary. At present, the number of guest birds is approximately 6-7 thousand. In the village, not only the guest bird, but around 4-5 thousand indigenous birds, including shaliks, doves and bakas, surrounded the canoe-duct. Surrounded by the amazing beauty of the birds, all around. The beauty of the beauty comes in the dur-dainty people.

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