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Black-capped Vireo

Latin:  Vireo atricapilla

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Brown Shrike

Latin:  Lanius cristatus

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California Scrub-Jay

Latin:  Aphelocoma californica

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Cassia Crossbill

Latin:  Loxia sinesciuris

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Egyptian Goose

Latin:  Alopochen aegyptiaca

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European Golden-Plover

Latin:  Pluvialis apricaria

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Eyebrowed Thrush

Latin:  Turdus obscurus

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    • New Mexico Needs to Fund Its Strategic Water Reserve
    Advocacy July 28, 2022

    New Mexico Needs to Fund Its Strategic Water Reserve

    United for the Rio: How we celebrated Earth Day 2022
    About Us June 2, 2022

    United for the Rio: How we celebrated Earth Day 2022

    Audubon Southwest collaborated with pro soccer team New Mexico United to celebrate Earth Day and promote conservation of the Rio Grande.

    Southwest Birdathon Recap 2022
    Birds May 31, 2022

    Southwest Birdathon Recap 2022

    Together We Can Save the Lesser Prairie Chicken
    Birds May 27, 2022

    Together We Can Save the Lesser Prairie Chicken

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

    Notes from the Rio, June 2022

    New Mexico Desperately Needs an Environmental Flow Program

    Dear Audubon Southwest, Should I keep my feeders up?
    Birds April 27, 2022

    Dear Audubon Southwest, Should I keep my feeders up?

    Your guide to feeding birds amidst an avian flu outbreak

    Advocacy April 12, 2022

    New Mexico's 2022 Legislative Wrap Up

    Audubon Southwest's Bird of the Month for April
    Priority Birds March 24, 2022

    Audubon Southwest's Bird of the Month for April

    The Pinyon Jay, Gymnorhinus cyanocephalus

    Audubon Arizona and Audubon New Mexico have joined forces to become Audubon Southwest.
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