Man transforms home into bird sanctuary in Raichur


Daijiworld Media Network – Raichur (MS)

Raichur, Aug 14: In the present day world, where the number of birds and animals is dwindling fast due to environmental issues and man-made calamities, a bird lover has made an attempt to provide shelter to sparrows at his home.

Salauddin, class I civil contractor of Manvi town of the district, is the Good Samaritan, who has given shelter to sparrows in his house for the past four and a half years. He has installed bamboo, tires, pots etc and feeds water and food to these birds through these equipment. In addition, he has built a small house for these birds. The birds use water and have food in this house. Salauddin is well known for his love of birds in the district like another bird lover Saleem Ali.

Salauddin’s house has become a tourist spot. Everyday hundreds of school children visit his house during school days.

Salauddin says that protecting the birds is his aim. In addition to sparrows, he also has Myna, Robin and Bulbul birds making nests in his house. His wife and children provide him full support in his noble work.

Salauddin opines that birds and animals have as much right to live on this earth as human beings. He says that everyone has to at least make arrangements to provide water to birds especially during summer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

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  • RSRB, Kundapura

    Sun, Aug 15 2021

    First invite, then show love and finally slaughter......

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Aug 15 2021

    Shankar, are you same Shankar ? why dreaming of cover ...?

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Sun, Aug 15 2021

    Flavian, what can I do? Everyone appreciated the nice green cover to the house which transformed into bird sanctuary. I too expressed my appreciation. Everyone misunderstood...they read something else...probably between the lines!!!

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Sun, Aug 15 2021

    Nice 'cover'!

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  • Pavan, Mlr

    Sun, Aug 15 2021

    Shankara your comments show your state of mind...you need to change soch

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  • Global, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 15 2021

    Congratulations! as such news required. well done but be safeguard and cautious from crawling reptiles entering for prey.

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  • zakir, b'lore

    Sun, Aug 15 2021

    Good job............ Hope jobless jockers wont come shouting "Bird Jihad"

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sat, Aug 14 2021

    Nature and birds lover. That greenary with creepers and variety of birds making nests and bringing off springs is very much soothing and pleasing to watch. The birds can come and pick insect to young ones They have full freedom unlike the birds in the cage. I hate putting birds in a cage and suppressing their natural habitats.

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  • Norbert D' Silva,, Valencia,Mangalore.

    Sat, Aug 14 2021

    Good thinking for nature helpless birds finds protection.My wish be sparrows numbers may develop everywhere; may like Sir Salahuddin type people also multiply in thousands. God bless those who think about nature. Instead of using fireworks in parties and celebrating events of expensive manner please donate this for animal lovers.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Thane

    Sat, Aug 14 2021

    Mera Desh Badal Raha Hai ...

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  • Ahmed, Bangalore

    Sat, Aug 14 2021

    Masha Allah good work. It requires dedication towards taking of these birds roumd the clock. Even we could do it at our native but the only concern is snake... There are many such visitors who keep visiting and if they come to know there are birds and eggs, then its a risky for humans.

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