Fresh Water Crab
Funny Picture of Pakistani Woman
Here is a funny picture of Pakistani woman smoking cigarette. For the world a woman smoking may not be funny, but according to our society and traditions it's really a funny style.
Funny Pakistani Woman
Earthworms
Earthworm (Lumbricus terrestris) is also called dew-worm, rainworm, night-crawler and angleworm. Earthworms are important and beneficial as they aerates and mixes the soil and add to the fertility of soil.Earthworms eat soil and the organic material such as deed leaves, insect parts and bacteria.
Earthworm Pictures
Green Lynx Spider
Here are some pictures of Green lynx spider (probably a female green lynx spider) scientific name: Peucetia viridans. The Lynx spiders live in the shrubs and make no web to catch their prey. They are named lynx spider because they run very fast and jump on prey like a cat. Their legs have spikes and six of their eight eyes are in a hexagon form. They generally eat bees and that is why they are found on the plants that attract bees.
Green Lynx Spider
Dead Sissoo Tree Pictures
Sissoo (Dalbergia sissoo), is an erect deciduous tree, native to the Indian Subcontinent. It is known by a nubers of names, including sisu, sheesham, tahli, ndian rosewood, blackwood-tree, Bombay blackwood and Indian dalbergia. The heartwood of sissoo coloring from golden to dark brown, is among the finest timbers. It is extremely durable and very resistant to dry-wood termites. In our area sissoo tree is one amongst the most wild growing trees. In Pakistan some years ago there were a lot of sissoo trees particularly by roads and canals sides, but due to fungal disease 'dieback' they are dying with a rapid speed. But the agricultural authorities are doing nothing in this regard.
Dead Sissoo Tree Pictures
Common Grass Yellow Butterfly
These medium sized yellow colored butterflies are called "common grass yellow" (scientific name: Eurema hecabe). They have yellow colored wing with black edges and gray irregular spots.
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Common Grass Yellow Butterfly
Wood Bridges
If you visit to the northern areas (Swat, Buner, Shangla, Dir, Chitral, Gilgit, Kaghan Valley, Naran Valley and Skardu etc.) of KPK (Former NWFP), Pakistan, you will find a lot of wooden bridges there. These bridges are not only a source of transportation, but also add to the beauty of these areas.The pictures below are taken at Buner, Amazai
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Wood Bridges
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