If exotic bird watching is your thing, the Cove at Brooklyn Bridge Park is the place to be. From April to May, over 60 different species flock to this area. Read about more nature spots on MetroFocus Leer más.
Are you a bird watching novice? The Audubon Center in Prospect Park hosts an introductory bird watching course every Saturday from 12 to 1:30 p.m. Read more about NYC wildlife hotspots on MetroFocus Leer más.
This park is bustling with wildlife like the horseshoe crab, which migrates here in droves for mating season in May. For more nature spots in and around NY visit MetroFocus Leer más.
With over 1,000 acres, Van Cortlandt Park is sure to please with its hiking trails that let you reconnect with nature. Don't forget your walking shoes & camera! Find more nature spots on MetroFocus Leer más.
After 17 years of leading bird tours through Central Park, Birding Bob really knows his stuff. You can catch his weekend tours at the Conservatory Garden Fridays at 9AM. Don't forget your camera! Leer más.
Meet Birding Bob at the Boathouse restaurant for a bird tour through the park. Enthusiasts & novices alike can join in Saturdays at 9:30AM for a $10 three-hour walk. Find more wildlife at MetroFocus. Leer más.
Known to many as the best place for bird watching in Queens, you can enjoy the sea breeze as you wander the trails with your binoculars. Discover other wildlife hotspots in NYC on MetroFocus. Leer más.
Educate your little ones about the environment & wildlife with the interactive classes available at the Alley Pond Environmental Center. Discover other wildlife hotspots in NYC on MetroFocus. Leer más.
Seals make their springtime NYC debut in early March. To get within gawking distance of these smooth beasts, book a voyage on the American Princess tour that leaves every Saturday & Sunday at noon. Leer más.
Reconnect with NYC’s real wildlife (not just pigeons) at the Clay Pit Pond. Keep your eyes open for a glimpse of the white-tailed deer that live nearby. Read more about NYC wildlife on MetroFocus Leer más.
