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Birds

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Purple Martin

Latin:  Progne subis

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Barn Swallow

Latin:  Hirundo rustica

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Short-tailed Albatross

Latin:  Phoebastria albatrus

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Guadalupe Murrelet

Latin:  Synthliboramphus hypoleucus

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Scripps's Murrelet

Latin:  Synthliboramphus scrippsi

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Sagebrush Sparrow

Latin:  Artemisiospiza nevadensis

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Tundra Swan

Latin:  Cygnus columbianus

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King Eider

Latin:  Somateria spectabilis

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    • Audubon Southwest Welcomes Senior Communications Manager
    About Us June 6, 2023

    Audubon Southwest Welcomes Senior Communications Manager

    Meet Erika Flores

    Environmental Database is Up and Running!
    Advocacy October 28, 2022

    Environmental Database is Up and Running!

    Legislative Session Preview
    Advocacy January 18, 2023

    Legislative Session Preview

    2023 Should result in large investments in conservation and water

    Advocacy February 3, 2023

    Land, Water, and Wildlife Lobby Day at the Capitol, Santa Fe

    Thursday, Feb 9; 9:00am to 2:00pm

    April's Bird of the Month
    Birds April 3, 2023

    April's Bird of the Month

    The Turkey Vulture (Cathartes aura)

    Advocacy April 12, 2022

    New Mexico's 2022 Legislative Wrap Up

    Please vote for Audubon Southwest in the Santa Fe Reporter's "Best Of" competition
    About Us May 11, 2022

    Please vote for Audubon Southwest in the Santa Fe Reporter's "Best Of" competition

    Best Non-profit for the Environment

    Notes from the Rio, June 2022
    News May 27, 2022

    Notes from the Rio, June 2022

    New Mexico Desperately Needs an Environmental Flow Program