In the Land of Turquoise Waters

[Sprite]

Waiting to collect their Toll from fishermen.

[drift222]

Yes bro. This is only what we are good at i.e. blaming others :). Though, the ultimate solution lies in self accountability. Anyways, coming to the point I was too much disappointed with the other passengers too. If you would've seen the sight of the beach when we were leaving it, it would have cut you heart in halves :@. Our ignorant awaam, apparently they seem decent, left the beach with their stinking trash. Leftover foods and bottles and what not. I was so pissed at management for not doing anything about it, they had speakers and they weren't reluctant to announce to share the cold drinks with each other :@:@:@: but they didn't bother to forbade people doing crap. May be they were busy counting the money they 'earned'. I won't wonder if the beach would be as rotten as Karachi's in awhile, though, I pray hard that someone should do about that before it's too late.

Indeed my friend,
This is the point which is bothering us at the end. Whenever you visit Mukshpuri, Siri paye, Saiful Malook, Tolipeer or Banjosa lake.
The sight of trash is the trade mark of our nation. Very few people visit Kund Malir beach but whenever they come, they leave their traces behind in shape of wrappers, cans, plastic bags and much more. And a day is not far when this beautiful beach will also be a heap of trash and the wild life there will be forced to search some other destination, out of the reach of humans.

What a beautiful sight only if it was without trash. I am speechless.

[drift222]

my camera was dead by that time so tried to capture few pics with my phone.

[Sprite]

[Sprite]

my camera was dead by that time so tried to capture few pics with my phone.

Beautiful shot.

[drift222]

Jelly Fish: a lot of them were there.

At first glance I thought them to be bottom of broken glass bottle but later saw them moving in water.

[Sprite]

There was a question in previous posts ; What's the research in water and why team is not taking a dip ?

[Sprite]

[Sprite]

That's the answer !
There were a number of Jelly fish at shore that kept us away from going into water.

First the 'Crocodiles', now the 'Jelly fish'.:o

They don't want us to get wet

[Sprite]

Jelly Fish: a lot of them were there.

At first glance I thought them to be bottom of broken glass bottle but later saw them moving in water.

A perfect shot !

[Sprite]

Relaxing ? or looking for food ?

[Sprite]

Take off.

[Sprite]

Parking.

[Sprite]

Clear waters.

[Sprite]

[Sprite]

So colorful and so pure.

[Sprite]

Solo flight.

[Sprite]

Enjoying the colorful surrounding.

[Wanderlust]

Very right sir, The "civilized" people will soon turn this one also in a garbage site.
As now you find no birds, green turtles or other wild life near our known beaches and no one is bothered for this.

I was watching a documentary on Discovery a few days back about the migratory birds in subcontinent. They covered some sites in India. The team was following a herd of Pink Flamingos from Siberia, their route and their stopovers.
One heart touching scene is when the enter India and fly above an old village. This has been their stopover for centuries. Old farmers wait for their arrival and spread grains all over their fields. So they are welcomed by local people and they are also comfortable with this hospitality. They take a sojourn stay here and then continue to fly towards the southern waters.
This documentary will make you cry, as we all know that millions of Siberian migratory birds have changed their route within last few years due to roaring guns throughout Afghanistan and Pakistan. The remaining ones become the victim of fun hunting by our elite class, not thinking that how much damage they have caused to Pakistan by killing a single bird because few of them are shot but others never come back here.

یہ اک اشارہ ہے , آفات۔ ناگہانی کا
کسی جگہ سے پرندوں کا کُوچ کر جانا۔

Ali bhai this made me feel depressed. Do you remember the name of documentary? Perhaps this may answer the question that I raised in my recent thread "disappearing attractions of Soon valley".

[Wanderlust]

That's the answer !
There were a number of Jelly fish at shore that kept us away from going into water.

First the 'Crocodiles', now the 'Jelly fish'.:o

They don't want us to get wet

Wise decision!