CLEAN : NYC's new pandemic hobby: bird watching in Central Park

The video explores bird watching in New York City, focusing on activities in Central Park. It discusses the impact of COVID-19 on birding interest, highlights the migration patterns of birds, and the presence of owls in the park. The social aspects of birding, including community interactions, are also covered.

What is one of the main attractions for bird watchers in Central Park?

• The snowy owl

• The great horned owl

• The peregrine falcon

• The bald eagle

Why have outdoor activities become more popular in New York City recently?

• As a result of better weather

• Owing to a rise in tourism

• Because of a new city ordinance

• Due to the closure of indoor venues

What sparked increased interest in birding during the pandemic?

• A city-wide birding festival

• A new birding app

• The appearance of a rare eagle

• The arrival of the barred owl

Where is the barred owl currently resting in Central Park?

• In a willow tree

• In an Austrian pine tree

• In a maple tree

• In a birch tree

What type of areas do owls generally prefer?

• Urban environments

• Desert landscapes

• Densely wooded areas

• Open fields

What is a common outcome for people who join bird walks?

• They write books about birds

• They start their own birding clubs

• They become professional birders

• They often form lasting relationships

What is a notable feature of the great horned owl's range?

• It is common throughout Long Island and Northern New York State

• It is only found in Central Park

• It is exclusive to the southern United States

• It migrates to Europe in winter