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Oct 11, 2014
This time of year, flights of sandhill cranes arrive daily to the Bosque del Apache National #Wildlife Refuge, which means “Woods of the Apache.” Situated between the Chupadera Mountains and the San Pascual Mountains in #NewMexico, the 57,331-acre refuge has become a critical home for waterfowl that migrate here every winter. Tomorrow, explore the “Woods of the Apache” -- and other #refuges -- with free entrance to all national wildlife refuges. Visit www.fws.gov/refuges to find one near you! Photo by Marvin DeJong (@USFWS). by usinterior
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