The moment i got there, I was greeted with a sense of serene and tranquility, after which you start to be greeted by the "ushers" - the mosquitoes. Yes, starving, blood-thirsty buggers, who could sacrifice their own lives just for a taste of human blood. Imagine how desperate they are, since they don't get much fresh human blood around everyday to feed their population...
Oh well, I was prepared, as I whipped out my army-standard-issued insect repellant, and Viola! works like magic. The "ushers" "knew" to leave me alone for my walk... heh heh.
So here's what I got:
Bamboos
Herons resting (they are usually found near dusk, around 4 or 5pm, resting)
A pair of Kingfishers by the trees. Very beautiful colors.
Heron and a pair of Storks by the river bed, feeding.
Mud-skipper
