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Barry (died August 6, 2021) was a female barred owl that lived in Central Park in New York City. She was killed in a collision with a Central Park Conservancy van. Barry was first spotted on October 9, 2020, by a group of birders. Barry quickly became a desired sighting for birders and regular park visitors. Those who wanted to see Barry would go to the Loch, a creek in the Northwest of the park. Barry's observers were eventually able to determine she was a female owl from the pitch of her hoot; however, the name "Barry" she was originally given stuck. Following her passing the Wild Bird Fund estimated that she was approximately a year old from looking at the colors of her plumage.