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Came upon this Javelina (Wild Pig) which was a surprise to both of us. He paused just long enough for me to take a few shots.
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One more for today and Wing Wednesday.
Back in January I was driving back to Albuquerque after dropping off our son in Tucson. He had completed his masters program at U of A in December and needed to pack up all his stuff. He was still doing some work for the Econ dept too.
I got to the southernmost exit for Bosque del Apache along I-25 about 15:30 and thought, what the heck, might as well see what's going on. About a half hour later I was on the east side of the area with the light getting low and the shadows longer.
Happy Wing Wednesday!
Sandhill Cranes are just amazing birds! They mate for life....Are incredibly social....Are absolutely beautiful.....Like to kick each other in the face.......Like to dance......Like to talk a lot!!! Here is another series from my trip to Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife refuge and Bernardo wildlife management area in New Mexico winter of 2025.
Warm light from the setting sun enhanced the fall foliage at the Bosque Del Apache wildlife Refuge, NM
Take-offs and landings are probably the trickiest parts of flying for birds (and planes). Here are a few landing shots (see previous in stream).
Yet another series of Sandhill cranes from the Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife refuge in New Mexico. December 2022. Every day was truly unique and different. The number of cranes, the light, the ice, the temperature.....all varied daily.
This is the time of year that the Sandhill cranes migrate north to their summer breeding grounds. In honor of their great journeys, I am sharing some more of my favorite images. These were all captured in New Mexico at Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife refuge and Bernardo wildlife management area in December of 2023. The never ending fun interactions between these incredibly social birds is what keeps many of us going back....and back.....and...
Yet another series of Sandhill cranes from the Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife refuge in New Mexico. December 2022. Every day was truly unique and different. The number of cranes, the light, the ice, the temperature.....all varied daily.
Sandhill Cranes are just amazing birds! They mate for life....Are incredibly social....Are absolutely beautiful.....Like to kick each other in the face.......Like to dance......Like to talk a lot!!! Here is another series from my trip to Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife refuge and Bernardo wildlife management area in New Mexico winter of 2025.
With a full moon in the background, a trio of snow geese enter their glide path to their evening roost in Bosque del Apache in New Mexico.
This is the time of year that the Sandhill cranes migrate north to their summer breeding grounds. In honor of their great journeys, I am sharing some more of my favorite images. These were all captured in New Mexico at Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife refuge and Bernardo wildlife management area in December of 2023. The never ending fun interactions between these incredibly social birds is what keeps many of us going back....and back.....and...