The photo below depicts the northeastern part of the park, where the paved walking path enters the park and winds through a grassy area. In the background you can see a row of large juniper trees. These junipers line most of the eastern edge of the park. The berries these trees produce, and the thick cover they provide, attract a lot of birds at times and make it a very worthwhile endeavor to investigate this part of the park.
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