At the edge of Grassy Lake, within the 8,300 acres of Jay B. Starkey Wilderness Park, sits a brand-new bird blind. Accessible at the end of a 100-yard long, crushed shell path, the blind is the culmination of years of effort and dreaming by leaders of the West Pasco Audubon Society. As a light at the end of the coronavirus tunnel, members look forward to spotting rare birds from the new blind as soon as the COVID-19 crisis passes.
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E. Zambello Writing and Photography 