Baby Crane Born at Bangpra Breeding Centre - Pattaya People

 

 

Management of the Bangpra Breeding Research Centre announced the news about the birth of a baby Crane born on Friday morning, with another about to be born, still in the egg shell.   This means that there are now 40 long legged Cranes living and breeding at the Centre.  The Centre, which in reality is a bird sanctuary, and besides breeding, the staff look after mainly sick or injured water birds, most of which after care and attention are released back into their natural habitats around nearby Bangpra reservoir.  

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Waterbird Release Programme at Bangpra Research Center - Pattaya People

 

 

Another in a series of special wildlife and waterbird release programmes was held at the Bangpra Waterbird Breeding Research Center in Sriracha this week.  Three hundred guests, including local government officers, and students were invited to take part in releasing a total of 220 birds and thousands of fish back to nature.  Also a total of 100 young tree saplings were planted as part of the environmental project organised to honour the recent birthday of HM the Queen.  

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Wayward Monk Arrested in Bangpra - Pattaya People

Bangpra police were notified on Friday evening that a monk was seen in an intoxicated state near a local flyover.  Officers went to investigate and indeed found the monk in a very drunken state with an empty bottle of whisky nearby and a bag filled with pornographic material.   On further investigation, monks at a nearby temple stated that he had been banned from staying with them because of his drunken behavior.  He was handed over to the abbot for punishment and possible expulsion from the monkhood. 

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