I met some of my old friends, and a few new ones.
I met a heron.
Then I met an egret.
Then I met some ducks. They looked at me funny. That made me pretty sure we'd met before.
A carp surfaced to say hello and ask if I had any food. Sadly, I didn't.
I also saw a grossly overweight Garbage Fish, sulking grumpily in the shallows. These are fairly common and I don't usually bother photographing them.
Next I saw a Tin Can Fish. I have seen many of those before, too.
I also encountered an elderly woman feeding pigeons and sparrows.
And as I was leaving I had the great good fortune to spot, across the road, the rare and colourful Brassiere Bird, draped languidly in a tree.
While it is not uncommon to catch a glimpse of the Brassiere Bird in the wild, it is unusual to see them out in the open like this.
It must have been the heat.








