This past weekend, when my fiance, her boys and I went to hang out over at Lake Baldwin Park , I knew there was going to be some great opportunities to put my iPhone10 camera to work.
It was really hot, as we had to take care of some usual chores earlier in the day and knew that we were going to be heading out to the park when the sun was at it's treacherous time.
How we planned it was, go to the park, pick a path and walk about an hour to and from, while getting us hungry enough to go enjoy some pizza.
Let me tell you, walking through the park in that heat, was like being in a pizza oven lol.
Lake Baldwin Park is one of my favorites spots. Tiffany and I have participated in running events there or have visited for practice jogs/runs or just take a stroll as we did this past Saturday.
There is a large residential population around the park, so it's never not a busy area.
Also, a great place by the water to take some pictures.
The picture of the bird I uploaded for this post was, if I identified it correctly, is of an Anhinga:
Long-necked “snake bird” found in wooded swamps, marshes, and ponds. Males are black with white on wing; females similar but with brownish neck and head. Dives underwater and spears fish with dagger-like bill. Often swims with only head and neck out of water. Like cormorants, perches out in the open to spread wings and dry feathers. Similar shape to cormorants but even longer-tailed with a more sharply pointed bill. Occasionally soars.
SOURCE: Merlin Bird ID App
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