As we exited from the park, it turned into more of an insect exhibition and it was here that I came across this bug/beetle that I just had to get a photo of.
What can you see?
How about upside down?
Friday, 23 March 2007
Something from KL
I went to a butterfly park while I was in Kuala Lumpur. It was on one of the days we had off where we got a good chance to explore various things around the city. A great big enclosure with heaps of butterflies flying around. It was quite dangerous actually - for the butterflies, that is. They would land on the path (to rest or something) where the people were walking. I think you can think of some of the consequences for the butterflies.
As we exited from the park, it turned into more of an insect exhibition and it was here that I came across this bug/beetle that I just had to get a photo of.
What can you see?
How about upside down?
As we exited from the park, it turned into more of an insect exhibition and it was here that I came across this bug/beetle that I just had to get a photo of.
What can you see?
How about upside down?
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I have been to that Butterfly park. Its stunning, isn't it? And the museum as well. Hard to believe that bugs come in that size, right?
I talked to a businessman about Jesus in that park for about 30 minutes.
I wonder where he is now...
Yes, it is. I took a few pictures of the butterflies with the irradescent(?) wings, the shiny blue ones. They were my favourite.
And if I saw some of those bugs out in the wild, so to speak, I would be inclined to run away!
Guess we'll find out about the businessman in heaven, eh?
When did you go to KL?
That's an amazing insect. How does God do that? Maybe you could bring a few back to Australia?! :) Just like the koala on the Simpsons.
I think the bug looks like a dude with a beard....kinda like Stefan.
Oops S&L.
I was in KL in 1997 -- the year I met you'all...
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