A video showing a Tawny Eagle at Lal Suhanra has surfaced, drawing attention to
the wildlife and natural environment of the area. The bird was reportedly seen sitting on a tree at
the Sheikh Muhammad Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Conservation Breeding Centre in Lal Suhanra.

The Tawny Eagle is a bird of prey commonly suited to open, dry and semi-desert areas.
According to information reported about the sighting, the bird feeds on small mammals, reptiles,
small birds and large insects, and may also eat dead animals.

Experts say trees are important for birds such as the Tawny Eagle because they provide places
to rest and observe the surrounding area for possible prey. The bird also plays a role in the
ecosystem both as a predator and as a scavenger.

Lal Suhanra National Park is located in Bahawalpur district, Punjab, and includes desert,
forest and wetland areas. The park is officially managed for wildlife and natural habitat
conservation.

Source: Express News / Punjab Forest, Wildlife & Fisheries Department