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The Putrajaya Wetlands...

I  no longer could drive out of the vicinity of my home in Ampang Jaya. The furthest is the KLCC and the GE mall at Jalan Ampang. Of course I always drive to the Ampang Point which is just two kilometres away where I get my grocery. As to continue moving around I am finding new way to travel outside my comfort zone. So last Saturday with the help of the former driver of my daughter who now works somewhere else I managed to get him to be my part-time driver. He has agreed to do that only on Saturday and Sunday; both are his off day from his official work as driver. So last Saturday with him driving I manage to get to Putrajaya, first to watch the Hot Air Balloon Carnival and then move around that capital city to take more picture of buildings there.

Then on the way back the driver took me to have a look at another area of the Putrajaya Wetlands. There I saw for the first time an area especially develop for water birds to feed and move around on that part of the lake. It was indeed an enchanting sight to see so many kind of birds moving gracefully on the  surface of the lake. I notice there is a bird feeders where all the birds came to feed regularly. At that time there were many birds feeding there. I managed to take some images of the many birds that was there that fine Saturday morning. Above is an enchanting scene of the enclave of that lake. I shall write more about this part of the Putrajaya Wetlands later. 

Have a nice day.
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