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Nature lovers will thoroughly enjoy this attraction, especially bird lovers. Wakodahatchee was built by the Water Utilities Department as a sanctuary for many species of birds, turtles and small native animals who drop by throughout the year. A three quarter mile boardwalk takes visitors around this beautiful site, where they can observe the wildlife in its natural habitat, possibly catching a glimpse of an alligator down in the water here and there. Free of charge and rarely crowded, Wakodahatchee is a lovely, relaxing escape, suitable for small children all the way up to seniors. Call ahead for hours.
Delray Oaks is a forest reserve where one can find the shady and arching trees of oak, strangler fig, wild coffee, cabbage palm and American beautyberry. This natural habitat serves as surroundings for a great species of birds and plants. When going for a trail, you can spot blue-grey gnatcatchers, hawks and birds of other species.
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