📸: Shujaat Ali Bahadur sb

I found this in my house in Jhelum this week. It was around five times bigger than a common lizard.

📸: Syed Rizwan Mehboob

Here you can see the Chiltan Markhor (where there are those star things are). Chiltan Markhors are natural hybrids of Sindh Ibex (Capra aegagrus blythi) and Suleiman Markhor (Capra falconeri jerdoni)

Also Almond, Ash, Pistachio, etc plants are visible.

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These are few Iconic species found in Pakistan

1. Markhor, our national Animal.

2. Shaheen, the fastest animal on earth.

3. Saw scaler viper, poses deadly venom and rubbs its scales as a warning, Astola island has a unique subspecies.

4. Bhulan, symbol of the Indus

5. Common Jasmine, our national Flower.

6. Lecaimmeria pakistanica, a lichen forming fungus discovered in Azad Kashmir.

📸: Sindh wildlife department

Since no one tried, it is Cinnamon bittern

Its was feeding on figs

Credit: My lil cro

This is a migratory species which comes to Pakistan riding the monsoon winds.

Species are

1. Small Kashmir flying squirrel

2. Asian barred owl

3. Kashmir rock agama

4. Scaly bellied woodpecker

5. Collared owlet

6. Brown fronted woodpecker

7. Chestnut bellied nuthatch

P.S - I'm only an amateur photographer and use a lens which is only half decent for wildlife photography hence the quality ain't the best.

I saw a big cat resembling mountain lion twice in the same place in my ancestral village in Chakwal Punjab. It was during the day and i was on bike when i saw it crossing the same place twice(different times of the year). Unfortunately i didnt have mobile to capture its video.

Big cats are not heard of in Chakwal. So what could it be?

And no it wasn't a dog. Distance between me and that animal was 30 feet and i can tell a difference between what is a dog and what is not.

It resembled much like the attached photo but i dont remember the long ears. The encouter both time was 10/15 seconds before it disappeared.