"Reflecting on Flaco's Year of Freedom: A Photographer's Perspective"
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Flaco, the owl who escaped from Central Park Zoo a year ago, has thrived in the city, with New Yorkers spotting him on fire escapes and cornices. Photographer David Lei, who has been following Flaco for the past year, describes the owl as majestic and curious, and has observed him learning to hunt and becoming more confident. Lei's favorite photo of Flaco is of him sitting on a Central Park bench, showcasing how he has adapted to city life. Flaco appears healthy and resilient, serving as an inspiration to people rooting for him.
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