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Hummingbirds 2020 Part 1

8/16/2020

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Black Chinned Hummingbird in flight.

Not everything people say about hummingbirds is true.

     Over the years I've been told all kinds of crazy things about hummingbirds. Since I began feeding and photographing them, I've fielded a number of interesting questions and encountered a wealth of misinformation.
     The need to ensure that I wasn't doing anything harmful led me down a path of extensive research and I can now say that I am fairly well educated on the topic. That being said, I would like to take this opportunity to address some common misconceptions about hummingbirds.

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Exploring The Ghost Town Of Cedarvale, New Mexico

8/8/2020

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Abandoned Cedarvale School in Cedarvale, New Mexico

 A Small Town With A Short Life

     In 1908 three men from Cedarvale, Kansas laid out a small farming community in New Mexico. Seeing no reason to come up with a new name, they stuck with what they knew and called the new settlement Cedarvale.

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Backyard Friends

7/20/2020

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Honey Bee on a sunflower in New Mexico

A Backyard Sanctuary 

     With the incessant drone of bad news thumping like drunk ranchero music in the middle of the night, it is becoming increasingly necessary to turn down the volume on the world at large. 
     I spend a lot of time outside where the wild things are. There's a whole other world just beyond the door.

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Exploring The Historic Railroad District of Belen, New Mexico

6/20/2020

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The historic Belen Hotel in Belen, New Mexico.

The Hub City

     The city of Belen, New Mexico is a curious place. I grew up alongside Belen in the neighboring town of Los Lunas. My family moved to Los Lunas in 1982 and at that time Belen was a significantly larger town. They had big paved roads with sidewalks and traffic lights and even some department stores. In those days, Los Lunas had a whole lot of not much.

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Estancia, New Mexico

5/26/2020

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Abandoned Sears & Roebuck house in Estancia, New Mexico

Abandoned Sears and Roebuck Mail Order Kit Home

     The abandoned Sears and Roebuck kit house in Estancia is a must see location for any ghost-town-crawling photographer in New Mexico. It had been on my bucket list for a long time.

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