In Liberty Park there is an 8 acre Bird Park called Tracy Aviary. A very interesting place to see some very interesting birds. My favorite of all birds are the Flamingo's and they are living in a unique habitat, very much like their natural environment.
One thing that is really exciting and fun to watch, is the Bird Show that happens twice a day. The image here, is one of the many bird species that plays a part in the show.
After exploring the entire Aviary, we decided to venture into the park itself. The glass greenhouse is a sight to behold. When the sun is out, the glass reflects the sky and appears to be blue, but yesterday it was a little overcast, so the glass looked almost frosted. One surprise for me was, the door to enter the greenhouse was open. Finally I had my chance to go take a peek inside. What a great space. I was able to get some interesting photos of overgrown "Pregnant Onions". The largest I had ever seen. About the size of a free-standing range in your kitchen, Pretty big for a plant I used to grow as a house plant!
Another thing we were able to do is visit the Chase House. Home to local Folk Art, a museum of local culture. Did you know they offer free evening entertainment? Stop in and grab yourself a schedule of events.
If you are interested in photography and would like to learn more, join us at the Taylorsville Senior Center on Thursday mornings at 10:30.
One thing that is really exciting and fun to watch, is the Bird Show that happens twice a day. The image here, is one of the many bird species that plays a part in the show.
After exploring the entire Aviary, we decided to venture into the park itself. The glass greenhouse is a sight to behold. When the sun is out, the glass reflects the sky and appears to be blue, but yesterday it was a little overcast, so the glass looked almost frosted. One surprise for me was, the door to enter the greenhouse was open. Finally I had my chance to go take a peek inside. What a great space. I was able to get some interesting photos of overgrown "Pregnant Onions". The largest I had ever seen. About the size of a free-standing range in your kitchen, Pretty big for a plant I used to grow as a house plant!
Another thing we were able to do is visit the Chase House. Home to local Folk Art, a museum of local culture. Did you know they offer free evening entertainment? Stop in and grab yourself a schedule of events.
If you are interested in photography and would like to learn more, join us at the Taylorsville Senior Center on Thursday mornings at 10:30.
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