Somali cities most people don’t see

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its for you to guess it

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[smartyt]

was it 300 people you Hawiyie USC filth killed yesterday in Mogadishu ?

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The first is Warsheikh and the river is Balcad.

[Samsee]

these are villages, not cities

[Twist]

You have got a couple of cities & towns there, starting with Baraawe, Gendershe, Hobyo, and Beledweyne etc.

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Twist get it right
1. Baraawe its one of the fastest growing city specially last 15 years, new villa houses are been built but most people dont see

2. Gandershe is a beautiful coastal town about 30 km south of Mogadishu, its famous for its never ending coconut trees but people hardly know

3. Hobyo is a very unique and has a Grassland and Shrubland ecoregion that consists of white and orange sea sand dunes that moved from the beaches to fast inland very far away from beaches, This Unique and Other Absolute land escape you wont find anywhere else in Somalia.

4. Bladwayne hidden scenic beauty of lash green trees river and surrounding mountains landscape makes stand out, Baladweyne is famous not just the river lands as many of you know, but Palmyra palm trees which can grow up to 25-30 metres (82- 98 ft). Palmyra fruit has many health benefits including glowing skin for those who eat the fruit its a herbal medicine but most of you do'nt know.

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I found this what an awesome site

Goronyo still surviving Galgaduud Oasis small town near south of Cadaado city , no one probably will know

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Buulo Burde people hardly know this city but westerns know for its Bulo Burti Bush-shrike endangered bird.



there is a bird that is only found Buulo Burde region if anyone knows if it survived let us know. here is history

Bulo Burti Bush-shrike



Also known as Bulo Burti Boubou. During the 1980-ties this specimen was catched in Somalia and because it was thought to be a new species brought to Germany. Here I was able to make some photos from it. Later it was discribed as a new species - Laniarius liberatus - and brought back to Somalia and released back into the wild ( hence the scientific name 'liberatus'! ). Again later it was discovered that it was a color-morph of an other Bush-shrike species Laniarius erlangeri. Sofar the pictured bird is still the only known specimen of this rare color morph !

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Excellent photos!

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Historic city