New Mexico | May 12, 2025
New Mexico Spring Migration Central Flyway, Santa Fe, Taos, eastern High Plains to the Pecos region.
Southern Rocky Mountains and High Plains, Birding during Spring Migration.
New Mexico is a spectacular state with astonishing ecological diversity–wet and dry habitats, wide-open blue sky, eastern plains, grasslands, mountain ranges exceeding 12,000 ft. elevation with wonderful Aspen forests, deep canyons, plus pine and juniper forests situated on the spine of the Continental Divide. Birding in New Mexico offers bird species found west of the Continental Divide–Pacific Flyway, as well as bird species from east of the Continental Divide–Central Flyway, which contributes to an impressive birding experience. Spring migration through the Rocky Mountains will be underway. Birds will be making their way to the northern nesting grounds. I will bring the latest field guides for you to use during the trip. Bring your camera to take advantage of the many photo opportunities this field trip will provide. I will bring a 60 Power Swarovski Scope for the trip to share. We do not get dirty on this trip, but bring a fleece vest and light rain cover.
Day by Day Itinerary
Arriving May 12, 2025, ending May 16th. Final itinerary TBD
Reservations are being accepted for the 2025 field trip.
Please contact us to request a registration form and pricing.