Wednesday, September 15, 2010
The one place that I really wanted to visit in Kuala Lumpur is its Bird Park. Except for the lone maya chirping outside my apartment window, birds are such a rare sight from where I live that I can’t but seize the chance to see them at close range. Located within the Lake Gardens, the city’s 8.5-hectare free-flight walk-in aviary houses 800 birds of 60 local and foreign species, which include:
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| Oriental Pied Hornbill |
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| Indian Blue Peacock |
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| Flamingos |
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| Crowned Pigeons |
Sun Conures and Ring-necked Parakeets
The birds were fascinating, but the park itself was breathtaking. We spent the entire morning exploring the place and taking delight in its verdurous vista.
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| Flamingo Pond |
3 comments:
What beautiful birds.
BTW, I loved your comment on my blog.
...and the place is fully accessible by hoho!
Wow..what a beauieul place...
The peacocks are found in large numbers here especially in the northen part of India, they are so lovely!!
Have a great day:)
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