Otters are the Greatest
Otters in New Mexico? New Wave guide and photographer Britt Runyon photographed these baby otters in the Taos Box run of the Rio Grande. They
July 8, 2019
Nature along the Rio Grande. We show photos of wildlife and nature found along the Rio Grande. The wildlife we see includes otters and bighorn sheep. And we also see muskrats, beavers, hawks, songbirds, kingfishers, herons, and deer.
Otters in New Mexico? New Wave guide and photographer Britt Runyon photographed these baby otters in the Taos Box run of the Rio Grande. They
Springtime on the Rio Grande Flowers and Birds, Orilla Verde. The remarkable bloom continues. Kathy and I walked around Orilla Verde Recreation Area (Rio Grande
Spring Flowers, #4. The hedgehogs have stopped flowering, but the yuccas are still out, and the prickly pear are beginning. Kathy and I took a
Spring Along the Rio Grande. The biggest migration of Western tanagers in memory is now moving upstream along the Rio Grande! The feeders at our
Rinconada Scenery. Only one mile away from the County Line River Access, where we meet the greater part of our guests, is an easily accessible
Spring Flowers (and more) #3. Every day there is something new to see. The yuccas are now out. There are two kinds of yucca native
Spring Flowers, #2. New flowers, along with ones we’ve already seen, continue to brighten the landscape. We live in a mainly arid region, but this
Spring Flowers and More Along the Rio Grande. The Claret Cup cactus is starting to pop! What a sight.
Spring Birds (Canada Geese) and Flowers Along the Rio Grande, #2, May 7, 2019 My favorite family of Canada geese, who hang out close to
Spring Birds Along the Rio Grande, #4. New birds continue to show up, while other favorites remain. If you put out feed they will show