I live in Corrales, New Mexico. When I’m not taking photos I practice law in Albuquerque.
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Thank you. I ‘m very happy that you like my photos!
Your pictures are fabulous. Love the blog too. It is easy to see your passion.
Thanks for your kind comments on my photos and blog. I’m fairly new to photography and very new to blogging, so I appreciate your encouragement.
So glad to see this, Linda! You have a great talent for birding. Looking forward to many future posts!
Thanks Will. Trying to get back to the birding blog. Couldn’t even pick up a camera for awhile, but I’m working on it. Appreciate your encouragement.
I just stumbled across your blog. Nice photos. I live in southwestern Ontario, Canada. Long way from New Mexico. But I was thru there once and want to return for a longer visit. I am a birder and will be back from time to time to view your blog. Good work.
Thank you for your kind comments. I’m very happy that you like the blog and the photos. My husband was from Southfield, MI, and I have driven across the Ambassador Bridge to southwest Ontario several times. Lovely part of the world. Love the fall color there!
Hi Linda:
Glad you and Eric were able to get away to Hawaii! It’s amazing, isn’t it? I want to see Kaua’i someday. =)
Love your pictures! Enjoy the rest of your trip. Give our love to Eric!
Mele Kalikimaka!
Love – Mary, Dave, Greg & Tyler
Hi Mary,
Eric and I have had a wonderful time, although it’s been difficult to do this without Earl, whom we both miss terribly. Still it was good for us to get totally away for everything and avoid the holiday issue entirely. Love to all of you. xoxox
Linda,
My wife and I (birder and bird photographer) are about to visit the Albuquerque area next week and were wondering if you could suggest some birding hotspots beyond Bosque that you enjoy?
Thanks, Chuck
This is kind of a slow time of year. Winter residents have left and migration hasn’t really started. I like the Rio Grande Nature Center and Embudito Canyon. Rinconada Canyon at Petrogylph Nat. Mon. usually has some birds too. You might walk along the Corrales Bosque to see what’s there. It’s a nice walk.
Linda,
Great photos– wondering if USDA could use one of these images for a display for the Lesser Prairie-Chicken Initiative. It would not be reproduced beyond that banner photo credit would be given on the banner.
Let me know.
Christian
I have sent you an email regarding your request.
You have a very nice blog.
Hi Linda,
I’ve been looking online, hoping to find some great photos of lesser prairie chickens for our upcoming newsletter, and stumbled across your blog. I love the photos! Would you be interested in sharing a few, which you’d be given full credit for? Our Director of Bird Conservation will be writing an article on the state of lesser prairie chickens and the current challenges they face – there are a lot!!!
Thanks so much, and please just let me know.
Best,
Maryam
I would be happy to share my photos with appropriate credit.