Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis is currently undergoing cleanup and repair efforts after severe weather caused damage to trees and trails. The park, which is known for its ornithology center housing various birds, experienced a tree falling on one of its aviaries during the storms. However, the Department of Public Works forestry team was quick to clear the debris and ensure the safety of the birds. The 27 miles of trails within the park also sustained damage from fallen trees and debris, making some areas impassable. Despite the challenges, park officials noted that the storm had created new habitats for forest creatures such as insects, woodpeckers, raccoons, possums, and other animals. While some trails are now passable, officials are urging visitors to use caution as there are still areas that may be impassable. It is expected that it will take some time for the park to fully recover from the storm damage. The cleanup efforts are ongoing, and park officials are working hard to restore Eagle Creek Park to its former state.
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