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cool weather, rainy days, yellow clothes that envelop the trees and bushes — all these are the first signs of the onset of the golden age. no longer want to hide from the summer heat somewhere in the shadows, the urge to stay home under the air conditioner and pull the magnet on the outside, closer to nature. walking in the fresh air brings more pleasure and joy, and the first fallen yellow leaves fill the atmosphere with some mystery and romanticism.

rain is a constant companion of autumn. with the advent of increasingly there is bad weather, wind, fog and drizzle. puddles cover the road and sidewalk, causing a lot of inconvenience to the movement of people. but all this does not overshadow the beauty and mystery of the golden age.

vegetation is also sensitive to the impending cold snap. green trees and foliage on the bushes are beginning to be covered with yellow and other bright colors. with each gust of cool breeze leaves fly to the ground, thereby freeing the branches of the former beauty. very soon, the vegetation will lose its natural decoration and will prepare for hibernation.

birds are particularly sensitive to the arrival of the autumn season. their singing becomes not so bay and fine, as in the summer period, they begin to prepare for a long journey to warmer climes. increasingly, you can find small flocks of birds that huddle together in search of food, fly one after another, as if afraid of losing sight of their companions. do not lag behind the birds and animals, they stock up on food for the winter, as in front of a long and frosty winter, and this will be a great test for them.

i love autumn very much and i am very glad that it has come. i try to enjoy every day and every colorful moment. i often go to the park with my friends and family, where we feed pigeons and squirrels, offering them seeds and nuts, or just walk and take pictures. of course, autumn brings cold and short days, but it is so beautiful and charming that everything else just becomes unimportant.

Kazakhstan (Kaz. Қazaқstan, n. Kazakhstan), the official name - the Republic of Kazakhstan - one of the countries of Central Asia. Ninth in the world by area, the largest of the countries that has no outlet to the ocean. The area is 2,727,300 square kilometers - more than Western Europe. [3] [4] It is bordered (clockwise from the North) with Russia - 7548.1 km, China - 1782.8 km, 1241.6 km Kyrgyzstan , Uzbekistan - 2351.4 km, Turkmenistan - 426.0 km. Washed by the waters of the inland Caspian Sea iAralskoho. Although Kazakhstan has no common border with Mongolia, the eastern point it is just 38 km from the western edge of Mongolia. Relief Kazakhstan diverse - from the plains, steppes, taiga and hills to snow-covered mountains. With 16.6 million people (estimate 2011) Kazakhstan has the 62nd largest population in the world, although its density is less than 6 persons / km². The capital moved in 1998 from Almaty, the largest city in Kazakhstan, Astana. Kazakhstan is divided into 14 regions and 2 cities of national importance. Economic and geographically divided into the Central, Western, Eastern, Northern and Southern regions.

Kazakhstan is one of the Turkic states. For most of its history the territory of modern Kazakhstan were inhabited by nomadic tribes. XVI century the Kazakhs emerged as a distinct group, divided into three Juz. The Russians began advancing in the Kazakh steppe in the XVIII century to the middle of the XIX-th all of Kazakhstan was part of the Russian Empire. After the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the subsequent civil war in the Republic of Kazakhstan was reorganized several times until it created Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic in 1936 in the USSR.

Kazakhstan declared itself an independent state December 16, 1991 Its leader Communist era, Nursultan Nazarbayev, became the first president, a post he retains today. President Nazarbayev maintains strict control over politics in the country. Since independence, Kazakhstan pursued a balanced foreign policy and worked to develop the economy, especially the oil and gas industry. [5] The post-Soviet period was also characterized by the active participation of many international organizations, United Nations, the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council, the Commonwealth of Independent States and the Shanghai organization cooperation. Kazakhstan is also odiyeyu of six post-Soviet states which implement the Individual Partnership Action Plan with NATO.