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Birds

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Piping Plover

Latin:  Charadrius melodus

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Marbled Godwit

Latin:  Limosa fedoa

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Hudsonian Godwit

Latin:  Limosa haemastica

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Bar-tailed Godwit

Latin:  Limosa lapponica

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Red Phalarope

Latin:  Phalaropus fulicarius

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Greater Yellowlegs

Latin:  Tringa melanoleuca

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Buff-breasted Sandpiper

Latin:  Calidris subruficollis

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Semipalmated Plover

Latin:  Charadrius semipalmatus

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    • Audubon Southwest Celebrates Pride Month
    Birding New Mexico July 2, 2021

    Audubon Southwest Celebrates Pride Month

    Nature Discovery Area Update
    Center & Chapters June 30, 2021

    Nature Discovery Area Update

    Treehouse nears completion!

    December 2020 Bird of the Month from Audubon Southwest
    Birding New Mexico November 30, 2020

    December 2020 Bird of the Month from Audubon Southwest

    The Brown Creeper

    The Best of 2020
    News December 4, 2020

    The Best of 2020

    Highlights from Audubon Southwest's work during a difficult year

    January 2021 Bird of the Month from Audubon Southwest
    Birds January 5, 2021

    January 2021 Bird of the Month from Audubon Southwest

    The Shrikes!

    New Mexico Legislative Alert 2021
    Get Involved January 21, 2021

    New Mexico Legislative Alert 2021

    Get Involved January 26, 2021

    Save Our Pollinators!

    Your action needed on SB 103

    February 2021 Bird of the Month from Audubon Southwest
    Birds January 28, 2021

    February 2021 Bird of the Month from Audubon Southwest

    Las Grullas, The Sandhill Cranes