Fruit eater bird.

Ostrich.

The ostrich turned its neck into U-shaped while it was walking and searching for food.

I always hear the name of this bird, but have never seen a real one until I visited the bird park.  Can you guess what is its name?  … … It is the Bird of Paradise.

Tail-opened Male Peacock.

Looking from the other sides of the peacock.

SiewPeng and Colin with a male peacock resting its tail.

Well, here I end the series of KL Bird Park and make a summary here:-

1. Visited KL Bird Park.
2. KL Bird Park - Part 2 - The Owls.
3. KL Bird Park - Part 3 - Freshwater Birds.
4. KL Bird Park - Part 4 - Freshwater Birds (Close Up).
5. KL Bird Park - Part 5 - Freshwater Birds (Video).
6. KL Bird Park - Part 6 - Colourful Birds.
7. KL Bird Park - Part 7 - Hornbills
8. KL Bird Park - Part 8 - Other Birds (this post).

It was really enjoyable to see different types of birds there.  We have learned about their names, behaviors,  how they walk, how they fly, and how they eat etc.  Highly recommended if you visit KL and you love nature stuffs.

Our next target would be the biggest bird park in the world - Jurong Bird Park, Singapore. (Double the size of KL Bird Park).

Another highlight in the bird park - the hornbills.  They have long, down-curved bill and sometimes has a casque on the upper mandible (which is the unique feature of hornbills).

Trumpeter Hornbill.

Wreathed hornbill.  I can identify it by its striped shaped casque and light blue neck.

Wreathed hornbill looks funny and cute.  Its bill is quite big and not really balanced compared to its body’s size.  I thought I can only see a big-bill bird in cartoon, but I saw a real one with my own eyes.

Asian Black Hornbill.  Hello, can you close your upper and lower bill properly?  Why is there a hole in between?

There is a type of hornbill - Rhinoceros Hornbill (Burung Enggang Badak or Burung Kenyalang in Malay).  It can be found in Sarawak.  Therefore Sarawak has a nickname - Bumi Kenyalang (which means the world of Rhinoceros Hornbill).