Life-Saving Mission "Himalayan Brown Vulture" Stragglers at Nakhon Heaven 🦅❄️

When the cold wind blows..It brought not only the cold, but also guests from the far reaches of the "Himalayan brown vultures" on their winter exile journey to Thailand.

📍 The latest incident, on January 14, 2026, officials of the 12th Anurak Area Administration (Nakhon Sawan) received one Himalayan brown vulture from Nong Bua, Nong Bua, Nakhon Sawan, in relatively weak physical condition from the long journey.

🩺, the "Himalayan brown vulture" is now in charge of a wildlife clinic and has been forwarded to the Huai Shin Wildlife Culturing Station, Utathani, to restore the body to full strength before continuing to release it to nature.

✨ Get to know the Himalayan brown vulture is Asia's 2nd largest flying bird, after the Himalayan black vulture. It has an important role: it is a municipality of nature, eliminates carrion, helps control disease outbreaks and maintains ecological balance.

🚨 Now, the Himalayan brown vulture is a protected species at risk of extinction. Saving only one vulture is not just saving one bird's life, but preserving the important "mechanism" of nature. 🌱📞 See stragglers, injured, notify the 1362 24-hour Forest Guard hotline.

🙏 Thank you for the information and images from the 12th Bureau of Conservation.

# Himalayan brown vulture # Protected wildlife # Forest Protection Hotline 1362 # National Park Service