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Bosque del Apache Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico is a wildlife wilderness area south of Sorocco, New Mexico, along the Rio Grande River. It is particularly known for the wintering over of the Sandhill Cranes and Snow Geese as will as many other migrating birds and ducks.

Sandhill Cranes take flight, Barnard, New Mexico

Sandhill Cranes take flight, Barnard, New Mexico

Sunrise, Bosque del Apache, New Mexico

Sunrise, Bosque del Apache, New Mexico

Sandhill Crane and reflections

Sandhill Crane and reflections

Reflections and Silhouettes

Reflections and Silhouettes

Sunrise fire and silhouettes

Sunrise fire and silhouettes

Blast-Off of Snow Geese, Bosque del Apache, New Mexico

Blast-Off of Snow Geese, Bosque del Apache, New Mexico

Snow Geese Blast Off, New Mexico

Snow Geese Blast Off, New Mexico

Snow Geese take flight

Snow Geese take flight

Abstract Snow Geese

Abstract Snow Geese

Abstract Snow Geese in flight

Abstract Snow Geese in flight

A pair in fight

A pair in fight

Sandhill Cranes silhouett in flight

Sandhill Cranes silhouett in flight

Marsh take-off

Marsh take-off

Sandhill Crane in morning light

Sandhill Crane in morning light

Sandhill Crane over hills

Sandhill Crane over hills

Sandhill Crane flying over the mountains

Sandhill Crane flying over the mountains

Sandhill Crane single flight

Sandhill Crane single flight

Sunrrise at Bosque del Apache, New Mexico

Sunrrise at Bosque del Apache, New Mexico

Dawn blast-off; Snow Geese

Dawn blast-off; Snow Geese

Morning light

Morning light