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Halloween Pennant Dragonfly |
I ventured out to
Panola Mountain State Park today. This park is very close to Atlanta... a must see for busy Atlantans. Even though I may have a broken toe... (It's certainly injured.) I made my way slowly around Lower Alexander Lake. There were many flirty mockingbirds flying in and out of the trees. I had three rabbit sightings and captured two different dragonflies on SD card.
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PATH Foundation Arabia Mountain Trail |
Except for the occasional airplane traveling above the park, there were just the welcome sounds of nature. I didn't bring my bike, but this park maybe one of the only Georgia State Parks with a road bike path. The
PATH foundation has partnered with the park to create a 12 mile path through the middle of the park.
Because the park is a national natural landmark, all hikes on Panola Mountain are guided and a $7/per person fee is
required with your advance reservation. Panola Mountain is an 100-acre granite monadnock This park hosts a permit only "Power of Flight" bird viewing area. So, arrive prior to 5 PM to obtain your permit.
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All Ears! |
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