The Bird Park in Kuala Lumpur

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Yesterday, Brynn, mom, and I went to the KL bird park. Elyse and dad, could not come because they were sadly sick. 

 When we got there, we bought tickets and went inside. It was really cool! The birds were not in cages, they just flew around, but there was a big net so they could not get out. We first saw some really cool pelicans, one was standing on a bush.mom wanted to go to this other bird called the Rhinoceres Hornbill so we went there next, you could feed it so mom fed it. Brynn and I were scardy cats, so we didn’t feed it. 
Then we saw a couple more birds, and we came across a small pond that had fish in it. So we fed the fish. There was a machine that gave fish food out for a ringitt (there currency) so we gave it 1 ringitt and it gave us fish food. So Brynn and I fed the fish. 

When we were done, we saw a couple more birds, and then we saw this snack bar and got hotdogs and corn. Then when we were finished, we went further and found a bird show, so we waited until it would start, and when it finally did start, we sat down. It was a really cool show, the birds did tricks, and were super smart. 

When it ended, we went back to the snack bar to get some ice-cream. It was so hot!!! Then when we finished we went to the playground and played there for about 30 minutes. After that we went to a waterfall, and saw some ostriches. Brynn and mom fed it veggies and i fed some parrots milk with honey. It was such a fun place, we had a great time, bye!

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