Bosque Esclerófilo

Hi everybody. Today i'll write about a technology device that i consider as one of my favorites on this pandemic.    I refeer to my binocular. I got it the past christmas as a gift from my mom and dad. I use it each time when i go to a natural (or not) place to watch birds, mammals and plants. I like it so much, because allow me to see and indentify birds and mammals, specially, to those that are out of my vision, also, i use it to take photos with my cell phone 'cause i don´t have a camera and i really like to take record of the different species that i see and discover.  If i hadn't my binocular, i think that would be so difficult to see and identify most of the birds that i watch, and my excurssions wouldn't be so funny like they are. Sometimes i feel as a preybird with an super eye (like an eagle or an owl) watching and seeking for birds (but without kill em) hahahahaha. Left picture: Harris's hawk ( Parabuteo unicinctus ). Right picture: Black-chested Buzzars-E...

Benjamín Andrés Maldonado Paredes was born on March 31, 1997 in Santiago of Chile. He attended at Escuela E-10 Cadete Arturo Prat Chacón at elementary school until 8th grade. He studied at Liceo Tecnológico Enrique Kirberg for his highschool studies. In 2016 he started his career of Ingeniería Forestal at the Universidad de Chile, he is on it until today.  Benjamín lived in Lo Prado until 2010, currently he lives in Maipú with his mom Jéssica, his dad Christian, his two little sisters Constanza and Isidora, and his beautiful dog Rayén.  Benjamín enjoy riding on his bicycle, playing chess, playing guitar, watching anime, and above all, searching for native and endemic flora and fauna of Chile, specially, birds and plants. Also, he likes to be with his girlfriend Paz, making whatever. His favorite birds are the preybirds, mostly the Concón or Rufous-legged Owl ( Strix rufipes ), a silent killer in the forest,   that he can´t see yet , just has heard it.      ...