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  1. WGPu

    Planning NM trip

    Looking Forward to It Steve, I look forward to hearing your report. Hope the trip was productive. :-)
  2. WGPu

    Planning NM trip

    How Did It Go? Steve (Hamhed), have you made your winter trip to NM? If so, how'd it go? :eat:
  3. WGPu

    Planning NM trip

    I just re-read your response re. Sandia Crest. Unless something has changed in recent history, your birding experience there will be nothing like the Colorado experience. At the crest you can sit in a warm cozy restaurant and see the Rosy Finches at a feeder out the window. :-) Just...
  4. WGPu

    Planning NM trip

    You're welcome. When you get back, please let us know how it went. BTW, don't forget Bosque del Apache NWR. It's on your way from Ab'q to El Paso and considered a great hotspot.
  5. WGPu

    Planning NM trip

    If you have time, Rattlesnake Springs (which is part of Carlsbad Caverns NP), is an easy 2-h drive from El Paso. It's one of the best hotspots in NM. Here's a winter list...
  6. WGPu

    Planning NM trip

    You will definitely want to check out the Rosy Finches (3 species) that are winter regulars on Sandia Crest, east of downtown Albuquerque. See: http://www.rosyfinch.com/ If you have time to travel elsewhere in NM, there are good spots in other locations.
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