Why don’t birds travel over Afghanistan and Pakistan? | SBS Pashto

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a man playing with a bird — a man playing with a bird Source: Islam Gul Afridi, SBS Pashto

Birds usually travel from one place to another due to the change in the weather.

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Published 23 October 2018 6:44pm

Updated 15 August 2022 5:14pm

By Abdullah Alikhil, Islam Gul Afridi

Source: SBS

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Birds usually travel from one place to another due to the change in the weather.

Birds experts say that ongoing war and the treatment of these traveling birds are the major cause of the travel reduction.

Islam Gul has more; please listen to the full report here.

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