Place guide
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge
New Mexico's most famous wildlife refuge, known for wintering sandhill cranes, snow geese, wetlands, and dramatic sunrise fly-outs.
📍GPS: 33.819838, -106.873822
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