Parks & Wildlife: Try bird watching

Colo. (KRDO) -- With many recreational activities and events postponed or canceled, Colorado is looking a little, well, boring. But wildlife officials say this isn't so.
There are still plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors and entertain yourself. For example, birding.
In a tweet Monday, Colorado Parks & Wildlife suggested bird watching as a way to fight cabin fever during the COVID-19 outbreak.
You can still maintain safe practices like social distancing and avoiding public spaces. Just grab a camera and some binoculars if you have them.
"You might spot something like this junco in a frosted tree," said CPW.
CPW also suggests reading up on some birding tips from the Audubon Society.