BEDDEGANA WETLAND AND THE NEW LOOK

I visited the newly opened Beddegana wetland on the last Sunday in June and I was truly impressed  with the outcome as the UDA had done  a very professional and a super job as they had surely listened to some or many opinions of the wild life enthusiasts and others who used to patronize the  place including me. As one person who has been going there for over 7 years to watch birds I must say that they had made many paths through marshy land surrounding mangroves  which were not accessible  before with  watch  towers  erected at many strategic  locations without damaging the environment .




Common Crow

The path with wooden planks

Sombre Lieutanant

The forest  trail

The floating deck overlooking  Diyawanna Oya

Female  Asian Koel

 White Breasted Water hen and chick

Lesser WHISTLING DUCK

Black Crowned night Heron

Common Tailor Bird

Green Imperial Pigeon

The main watch tower

Photos from the watch  tower

Red Wattled Lapwing

Purple Swamp Hen

Asian Groundling

There are a few like this to take photos from

With the young

Loten 's sun bird

Red vented Bulbul

Yellow Beaked Babbler

Peasant tailed Jakana

Indian Commorant

Brown Headed Barbet

Spotted  Dove

Pond Heron

Paddy field Pipit