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    randall davey audubon center & sanctuary santa fe, new mexico 35°41'23.96"N 105°53'16.58"W

    Feb 09, 2019 2 minutes
    — Daniella Cressman

    When I learned that just outside of my backyard I could find a quarter to half the world’s Sanderling population along with a variety of threatened species such as Piping Plover, I jumped at the chance to tour the area of Chaplin during spring migration.

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