Exploring Wildlife at Reseda Park
from Toni Payne Wildlife Hosted by Toni Payne
I spent the morning exploring a hidden gem in the San Fernando Valley. Reseda Park is in Los Angeles County in California. It is a great spot of relaxing and bird watching. It has a small man made lake where you can sit and while away time. Find out what wildlife I spotted at Reseda Park. Support my journey Toni Payne | Instagram, TikTok, Twitch | Art Store
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