Douglas Sherman
Staff
It is that time of year when the Snow Geese, Sand Hill Cranes, and Ross's geese head south to Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in New Mexico. That is where these birds are headed.
If you have never been there it should be on your bucket list. It is a sight to see and hear. The roar of thousands of wings beating as the birds lift off from their morning staging pool will stick with you for the rest of your life. It is spectacularly beautiful at sunrise.
At sunset the birds return in small flocks especially the Sand Hill Cranes which float in effortlessly on a slight breeze looking like Pterodactyls.
If you have never been there it should be on your bucket list. It is a sight to see and hear. The roar of thousands of wings beating as the birds lift off from their morning staging pool will stick with you for the rest of your life. It is spectacularly beautiful at sunrise.
At sunset the birds return in small flocks especially the Sand Hill Cranes which float in effortlessly on a slight breeze looking like Pterodactyls.
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