Location: National Zoo, Selangor, Malaysia
Date: 16 October 2008, 3.42pm
Camera: Nikon D60 with Aperture: f/6.3, ISO Equiv.: 100
16th October 2008 (A half-day outing to rediscover National Zoo Malaysia/Zoo Negara)
Its been awhile since I last visited National Zoo Malaysia. I decided to revisit National Zoo Malaysia (Zoo Negara Malaysia) to capture some photos with my brand new Nikon D60 DSLR camera. In addition, I wish to see for myself if there is any new addition to their animal family.
As usual, I boarded a bus to Kota Raya. Next, I took a Metrobus (Number 16) to National Zoo. The bus fare is RM2 for one way trip. The bus finally arrived after a 40 minutes of hot and sweaty wait. If you are planning a trip to National Zoo Malaysia with public bus, it is advisable to inform either the bus driver or conductor of your destination. I find this very useful because they will inform you when the bus has reached its destination. The bus trip from Kota Raya to National Zoo took about 1 hour++. It was a SLOW, LOUSY and 'ENDLESS' trip. I was so MAD with the bus driver...he was driving at a snail's pace and along the way...the driver and the conductor was trying to get more passengers!
At the National Zoo, I bought an entrance ticket for RM15 (with MyKad). Those who brought along a video camera need to top-up another RM5. I requested a map to plan my half-day discovery. The map is very informative! It has detailed information about different section of the zoo. The map is viewable at this URL http://www.zoonegara.org.my/map.html
Firstly, I saw some giraffes having their lunch of green leaves. The leaves were tied together on top of a piece of metal pole...an interesting method used to feed these long-legged mammals. The giraffes look elegant with their enormous size and also gentle manner.
After that, I move to the zoo's lake. I can see lots of milky storks around the lake. Some of them storks were standing still, while others were having their spread-wing postures. The milky stork feathers are simply AMAZING! It has a mixture of white, green, black and a bit of metallic colour.
Next, I move to the buffaloes, cows and deer enclosure. These animals are HUGE! Out of a sudden, a cow moves closer to me...away from the herd! It has a huge pair of light brown horns. The cow protrude its tongue occasionally and trying hard to eat some small plants around the enclosure. I picked up my camera and snap a few more photos.
coming soon...National Zoo Malaysia Part 2 (The Mammal Kingdom and The Savannah Walk)
Here are some photos I took during my recent trip to National Zoo Malaysia:
Date: 16 October 2008, 3.42pm
Camera: Nikon D60 with Aperture: f/6.3, ISO Equiv.: 100
16th October 2008 (A half-day outing to rediscover National Zoo Malaysia/Zoo Negara)
Its been awhile since I last visited National Zoo Malaysia. I decided to revisit National Zoo Malaysia (Zoo Negara Malaysia) to capture some photos with my brand new Nikon D60 DSLR camera. In addition, I wish to see for myself if there is any new addition to their animal family.
As usual, I boarded a bus to Kota Raya. Next, I took a Metrobus (Number 16) to National Zoo. The bus fare is RM2 for one way trip. The bus finally arrived after a 40 minutes of hot and sweaty wait. If you are planning a trip to National Zoo Malaysia with public bus, it is advisable to inform either the bus driver or conductor of your destination. I find this very useful because they will inform you when the bus has reached its destination. The bus trip from Kota Raya to National Zoo took about 1 hour++. It was a SLOW, LOUSY and 'ENDLESS' trip. I was so MAD with the bus driver...he was driving at a snail's pace and along the way...the driver and the conductor was trying to get more passengers!
At the National Zoo, I bought an entrance ticket for RM15 (with MyKad). Those who brought along a video camera need to top-up another RM5. I requested a map to plan my half-day discovery. The map is very informative! It has detailed information about different section of the zoo. The map is viewable at this URL http://www.zoonegara.org.my/map.html
Firstly, I saw some giraffes having their lunch of green leaves. The leaves were tied together on top of a piece of metal pole...an interesting method used to feed these long-legged mammals. The giraffes look elegant with their enormous size and also gentle manner.
After that, I move to the zoo's lake. I can see lots of milky storks around the lake. Some of them storks were standing still, while others were having their spread-wing postures. The milky stork feathers are simply AMAZING! It has a mixture of white, green, black and a bit of metallic colour.
Next, I move to the buffaloes, cows and deer enclosure. These animals are HUGE! Out of a sudden, a cow moves closer to me...away from the herd! It has a huge pair of light brown horns. The cow protrude its tongue occasionally and trying hard to eat some small plants around the enclosure. I picked up my camera and snap a few more photos.
coming soon...National Zoo Malaysia Part 2 (The Mammal Kingdom and The Savannah Walk)
Here are some photos I took during my recent trip to National Zoo Malaysia:
Picture 2 - Green Warp Illusion! Look at this photo carefully. The photo is actually rectangle in shape...but the internal linings of the leave create a natural optical illusion that distort the shape of the picture. I did not expect the photo to turn out like this. A PLEASANT SURPRISE!
Picture 3 - Another green warp.
Picture 4 - Into INFINITY! Caution...the black hole!
Picture 5 - I LOVE the type of plants with bended and folded leaves. The outcome is usually superb!
Picture 6 - Centre of the leaf.
Picture 7 - Swirling and twisting. Look like a green umbrella.
Picture 8 - Another twisted outcome.
Picture 9 - Let's do the TWIST!
Picture 4 - Into INFINITY! Caution...the black hole!
Picture 5 - I LOVE the type of plants with bended and folded leaves. The outcome is usually superb!
Picture 6 - Centre of the leaf.
Picture 7 - Swirling and twisting. Look like a green umbrella.
Picture 8 - Another twisted outcome.
Picture 9 - Let's do the TWIST!
Picture 10 - An emu looking for food. This emu was pecking my shoe...non-stop!
Picture 11 - A close-up shot of the emu's feathers...oily and wet.
Picture 12 - Another close-up shot.
Picture 14 - Don't come any closer or I'll dig out your eyeballs with my beak! SHOO!
Picture 15 - Having a sunbath...got to tan my feathers to light brown.
Picture 16 - Spreading my wings...up, up and away!
Picture 17 - A giraffe.
Picture 18 - It's lunch time! Leaves were tied together on a piece of metal pole.
Picture 19 - Chewy, crunchy and tasty!
Picture 19 - Chewy, crunchy and tasty!
bro nice pics u got there..
splitzbz,
thanks!
Whatsup? bored. me exam marks got back, sms the marks when got credit.
Roke
roke,
You can email to me ur marks. Not even holidays...and you are complaining about bored...
cheers!
mylo