You might think that a walk through the park would involve only paths and nearby attractions. But Silesian Park covers an area of over 650 hectares, most of which is covered with vegetation, forests, clearings, and ponds.

Having lived here my whole life, there are places I haven't yet explored, as I usually follow designated paths. But sometimes it's enough to deviate slightly from the path, walk through the forest, and feel the spirit of the wilderness, where nature remains intact, with fallen trees, marshes, and temporary ponds.

Unfortunately, today, besides the ducks, I didn't feed any other birds. The grass at the feeding site was mown, so much so that not only the birds but also the people couldn't stand it.

So I went to the pond where the ducks were feeding, and there I fed them a little, although they were not very keen on the nuts, because I was not the only one feeding them.

In the evening, a short, unregistered walk around the pond. A day spent actively and quite pleasantly.