The barred owl had attracted a devoted following of New Yorkers, drawn to her elegant feathers and fearlessness toward people.
Source: New York Times
Barry the Central Park Owl Dies
Published in Barry the Barred Owl, birds, Birdwatching, Central Park (Manhattan, NY), Central Park Conservancy, Owls and Parks and Other Recreation Areas
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