This is an activity that will allow you to relax and connect with nature in the midst of the chaos of the city.

In the Valley of Mexico you can see more than 300 species of birds and there are several places where you can practice this activity.

Every first or second Saturday of the month, Tótotl Aves y Medio Ambiente AC (Birds and Environment) makes an outing in cooperation with the UNAM to the Pedregal de San Ángel Ecological Reserve at 7:45 in the morning to finish the tour 3 or 4 hours later. You do not need any special requirements and you can check more information on their Facebook page.

You can also do bird watching in different parks in the city. There is an organization of students of the Biology degree of the UAM called UAMeros Pajareros that organizes these walks, you can also check more information on their Facebook.

The Natural History Museum offers a Participatory Bird Monitoring program that trains visitors in bird watching and keeps track of changes in diversity and numbers. In this case, the place of observation is the Chapultepec Forest.

Other organizations in the city that conduct birdwatching tours are AVMX and Zanates Rabiosos.