Bob Maxwell
Moderator Emeritus
Most are all familiar with Bosque del Apache: http://www.fws.gov/southwest/refuges/newmex/bosqueindex.html
and, if you're on Facebook, these are all the current pics:
https://www.facebook.com/BosquedelApacheNWR/photos_stream
if not, here I attached two of their best current ones.
There is a close RV Park between the Visitor's Center and San Antonio's great Green Chile Cheeseburger places:
Bosque Birdwatcher's RV Park: http://www.rvparklist.com/rvpark/1904/
NM has two new ones, the first urban NWR in Abq, and one NW of Las Vegas near Mora:
Here's a clip of each:
to see Valle de Oro NWR video: http://youtu.be/NqthnFtUcE0
to see Rio Mora NWR video: http://youtu.be/ejHnkVY1gxM
And bookmark this for winter southwestern action: http://www.fws.gov/southwest/refuges/index.htm
It's everywhere!
For the sleeper
I recommend, Sevilleta: http://www.fws.gov/southwest/refuges/newmex/sevilleta/index.html
An RV Park just N of Sevilleta at the Bernado exit is the Kiva: http://kivarvparkandhorsemotel.com/
Take US 60 E of I-25 and immediately turn north on NM 116 and in about 1.5m you'll find a wildlife preserve managed by Sevilleta where last year I saw more Canada snow geese than BdA! TomS, these Sevilleta locations also are a photographers paradise.
?Maybe we oughta have a mini-rally next month?
and, if you're on Facebook, these are all the current pics:
https://www.facebook.com/BosquedelApacheNWR/photos_stream
if not, here I attached two of their best current ones.
There is a close RV Park between the Visitor's Center and San Antonio's great Green Chile Cheeseburger places:
Bosque Birdwatcher's RV Park: http://www.rvparklist.com/rvpark/1904/
NM has two new ones, the first urban NWR in Abq, and one NW of Las Vegas near Mora:
Here's a clip of each:
to see Valle de Oro NWR video: http://youtu.be/NqthnFtUcE0
to see Rio Mora NWR video: http://youtu.be/ejHnkVY1gxM
And bookmark this for winter southwestern action: http://www.fws.gov/southwest/refuges/index.htm
It's everywhere!
For the sleeper
I recommend, Sevilleta: http://www.fws.gov/southwest/refuges/newmex/sevilleta/index.htmlAn RV Park just N of Sevilleta at the Bernado exit is the Kiva: http://kivarvparkandhorsemotel.com/
Take US 60 E of I-25 and immediately turn north on NM 116 and in about 1.5m you'll find a wildlife preserve managed by Sevilleta where last year I saw more Canada snow geese than BdA! TomS, these Sevilleta locations also are a photographers paradise.
?Maybe we oughta have a mini-rally next month?
