New Mexico Birding Sites |
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General Resources
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Where birds thrive, people prosper. From urban centers to rural towns, each community can provide important habitat for native birds. In turn, birds offer us a richer, more beautiful, and healthful place to live.
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Hotspots
San Antonio
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Established in 1939 to provide a critical stopover for migrating waterfowl, the refuge is well known for the thousands of Sandhill cranes, geese and other waterfowl that winter here each year.
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Santa Fe
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Las Vegas National Wildlife Refuge offers nature trails from .5 miles to 1.75 miles, scenic drives, and an overlook observation deck. Avocets and Long-billed Curlew are among the residents.
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Albequerque
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Madera Canyon, one of the most famous birding areas in the United States, is a north-facing valley in the Santa Rita Mountains with riparian woodland along an intermittent stream, bordered by mesquite, juniper-oak woodlands, and pine forests.
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Rare Bird Alerts
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The location to find rare birds in New Mexico
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Tours and Guides
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