¿El nuevo hobby anti-covid en Nueva York? Avistar aves en Central Park - Mascotas - ABC Color

Las hojas de otoño crujen bajo sus zapatos mientras siguen a “Birding Bob”, un guía que organiza caminatas de avistamiento de aves en el parque desde hace más de 30 años, y cuyo éxito no para de crecer desde el inicio de la pandemia de coronavirus en marzo. - On a recent sunny morning in New York a few dozen people gathered in Central Park's wooded Ramble area with a common goal: zero in on an elusive owl. Autumn leaves crunch under their shoes as "Birding Bob" -- a guide who has been organizing birdwatching tours in the park for more than three decades, with interest jumping since the coronavirus pandemic hit the city in March -- leads them along winding paths. A Barred Owl stands on a branch as Robert DeCandido also known as "Birding Bob" leads a group of bird watchers during a tour in Central Park, New York on November 29, 2020. - On a recent sunny morning in New York a few dozen people gathered in Central Park's wooded Ramble area with a common goal: zero in on an elusive owl. Autumn leaves crunch under their shoes as "Birding Bob" -- a guide who has been organizing birdwatching tours in the park for more than three decades, with interest jumping since the coronavirus pandemic hit the city in March -- leads them along winding paths. ...[Leer más]