New Mexico, The Soul Of Southwest Birding

New Mexico is truly one of the best kept birding secrets in the Southwest. Logging an astonishing 546 species of birds, New Mexico ranks fourth in the U.S. for overall biodiversity. Many of New Mexico’s best birding sites are located along the Rio Grande River–a green ribbon of riparian forests running through the middle of the state. Our tour takes us on an unforgettable journey along the Middle Rio Grande, from the dramatic Rocky Mountains outside of Santa Fe, to the state’s largest lake in the heart of the scenic Chihuahuan Desert. We’ll visit premier hotspots at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, one of the Top 10 best birding destinations in the country, and the infamous Sandia Mountains, the wintery home to all three species of rosy-finches. The unique blend of Wild West, Spanish influence, and American Indian presence creates an authentic spirit here with a palpable presence, which when combined with amazing birding, will leave lasting and enriching memories of this Soul of the Southwest.

Don’t miss the chance to embark on a remarkable birding adventure in the captivating landscapes of New Mexico. Book your guided birding tour today!