Join us on Facebook LIVE to meet Cricket, one of the Swainson's Hawks who lives at New Mexico Wildlife Center. Learn about how hawks hunt, and why this species is unique (hint: they are long-distance travelers!).
Join us on Facebook LIVE to get a close look at Pancho, the American Kestrel, and Olympia, the Peregrine Falcon. Learn what makes both of these birds members of the falcon family, how they are similar and how the are different. You can ask questions in real time if you join us LIVE on Facebook!
Join us on Facebook LIVE to learn abut the differences between hawks and falcons: How are they similar? How are they different? Get a close-up view of two of our Ambassador Animals, Cinder (Red-tailed Hawk) and Olympia (Peregrine Falcon), as we compare and contrast these groups of raptors. If you join us LIVE on Facebook, […]
Join us LIVE on Facebook to learn about a special group of hawks called the "Buteos!" Meet two of our Buteo Hawks (a Red-tailed Hawk and a Swainson's Hawk) and compare/contrast their body designs and their hunting habits. If you join us LIVE, you can ask questions in real time on Facebook!
Join us on Facebook LIVE to learn all about our reptile friends, the turtles! We'll take a close look at Ambassador Animals Sly and Frannie, learn about how they live in the wild, and what makes them special. If you join us on Facebook, you can ask questions in real time!
Join us on Facebook LIVE to get an up close look at our Tiger Salamanders and to learn about amphibians!
Join us on Facebook LIVE to learn about owls by comparing Oscar the Great Horned Owl and Corazon the Barn Owl.
Join us on Facebook LIVE to get a close-up view of a Turkey Vulture and a Red-tailed Hawk. How are they similar? How are they different? And what's a "buzzard"?
Join us on Facebook LIVE to meet our newest Animal Ambassador, "Durango". We're sure you're going to love this little falcon as much as we do!
Join us on Facebook LIVE to learn about rattlesnakes and how to tell them apart from other, non-venomous snakes. We'll introduce you to "Napoleon," our Ambassador Rattlesnake (from a safe distance!), and compare him to our other snakes.
