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  1. njlarsen

    Planning NM trip

    Steve, I am the lucky owner of an iPad mini (1st version, wifi only). What I often try to do is to have relevant bar charts from ebird saved as PDF into dropbox, and have that downloaded for offline access in the ipad. I also have the Sibley app on that ipad for bird id if I am in the US (I...
  2. njlarsen

    Planning NM trip

    Steve, having used all of the above, I still feel there is value in "where to watch" books. Ebird can (if I am chasing a few species) tell me hotspots where they occur, but access details of those hotspots are available in the books. On my visit a couple of years ago, I had good use of both...
  3. njlarsen

    Planning NM trip

    Steve, I have no experience going there in winter, but I wanted to make sure you heard about the two "Where to watch" books for NM, one of which is centered on ABQ while the other is state wide. Take a look here: http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=246680 Niels
  4. njlarsen

    Planning NM trip

    Steve, you may be aware that there are two location guides available for NM, one for the entire state and the other for greater Albuquerque. Right next to A is a small mountain range with some interesting winter visitors (rosy fincles) Niels
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