New Yorkers flock to Bryant Park to catch glimpse of rare, dancing bird

American Woodcock sighting in NYC makes bird fans ‘meep’ with joy

Hundreds of bird watchers — and walkers who happened to be strolling by — gathered in Manhattan's Bryant Park to get a look, and maybe even some photos, of the elusive American Woodcock.

NYC's newest celebrity: The rare American woodcock dancing in Bryant Park

It’s small, it’s chunky, and it has fans. Lots of fans. The little bird with a big following is the American woodcock. It has become a viral sensation thanks to its distinctive bobbing movement, and has brought birdwatchers and curious onlookers flocking to Bryant Park for a closer look. “I saw a huge crowd and I knew immediately where to...

Migrating bird earns massive crowd in New York City's Bryant Park

A surprising celebrity has made a splash in the New York scene, and it's not what you would expect. Massive crowds are gathering in Manhattan's Bryant Park to gawk at the American woodcock — a migratory bird beloved for its "dance" moves.  American woodcocks, also known as timberdoodles, are endearing and expressive shorebirds that have been captivating visitors as they forage in the park's grass and trees, according to The New York Times. Bryan…

New Yorkers flock to Bryant Park to catch glimpse of rare, dancing bird

Many people are flocking to Bryant Park in New York City, hoping to catch a glimpse of the American Woodcock, a rare bird know for its special dance.

The viral dancing bird is back in Bryant Park

The plump, homely American woodcock is drawing crowds seeking to witness its charming dance in Bryant Park.

New Yorkers Can't Get Enough of These Woodcocks Throwing Ass

It takes true star power to join the exclusive club of celebrity birds in New York City, and we can confirm that the American woodcock who has turned Bryant Park into its migratory dance floor has got that special something.Over the past week, New Yorkers have stormed the Midtown park in (respectful) droves to catch a glimpse of what can only be described as the most popular new avian in town. Photographers with zoom lenses have crowded the flow…