It was raining a bit, not heavy but enough to need a rain jacket, but that was not going to stop us. We went out behind the Marina Bay Sands and spent a couple hours in the gardens. The birds were everywhere and I saw 4 new lifebirds. We went back to the room, got settled in and then went over tot e hawker center and got dinner.
The side of this building had an array of 3 inch reflective squares that moved in the wind
Looking along the interior of Marina Bay Sands from the 6th floor
The Super-tree Gove
This is reclaimed land and there is water everywhere
My first lifebird of the day, a zebra dove
A series of gardens are scattered on this island
Plants are doing the work making shade
Ants!
Wooden carvings
Looks like a race of sorts
The Marina Bay Sands in the background
Gillie and Marc are a pair of artists that claim to be the most successful and prolific creators of public art in NYC
A huge line of sculptures
The row of sculptures goes on and on
This one was named for the baby elephant that the sculpture was modeled after. She was a cheeky one who loved to play in the muck
A hungry shark
Go go gorilla
Bananas for all
Braving the rain without an umbrella
It is not a garden without spectacular flowers
Second lifebird; White Breasted Waterhen
Dragonfly with a fairy as a passenger
A pink slug?
Third lifebird: Pink Necked Green Pigeon
One big baby!
Lifebird #4 Red Junglefowl
Big trash cat
A set of balls made from hardhats. It was back to the room to get settled in and then dinner from the hawker market
We were very happy with our view
Singapore never disappoints
It has been 1 year and 230 days since we began our Migration
