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1) What It's LikeIt's a barbeque and jogging park with some egrets and herons around a pond. 2) Kinds of BirdsEgrets and herons and maybe some wrens, thrashers, or cardinals. Plus typical city birds like blue jays and mockingbirds. 3) WildlifeSquirels, racoons, opossum - same thing you can see in any yard in Tampa. Turtles at the dock at the pond. Aligators are known dog eaters here. 4) AmenitiesLots of gazebos / shelters for barbeques, paved trail with joggers who don't want to make eye contact much less return your hello (as is the case with anywhere in Tampa), bathrooms, there might be some kind of building - it's a good park in terms of that kind of stuff. Also there's a 66% chance of someone doing something loud - music or more likely the drone of a bouncy castle fan. 5) Time RequirementsYou might be able to spend 45 minutes but it's just kind of fatiguing to be here in my opinion. ExperienceI think the Great Florida Birding Trail sometimes decides "great" relative to what else is around. It's great to have this park in the city - you might see herons etc while having a nice barbeque or jog... but I certainly wouldn't travel any distance to seek this out as if it was any kind of birding mecca. That said it's a long park, most of the trail is paved, there's a fairly large pond with turtles and aligators (known for eating local small dogs). As far as birds go - it's mostly herons and egrets though also some of the more interesting birds that you can see in the city - thrashers, maybe wren, cardinals. Not really much of a duck spot usually. You might almost forget you're in a city going off to the north but not quite. |
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