We set up a camera &amp; tripod as the eclipse began and took one photo per minute (130 photos total) to see how dark the eclipse would make our neighborhood in Orlando, FL. Orlando was not in the path of totality, but 85% of the sun was covered. Loads of bats began flying overhead during the eclipse's peak!
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