New Mexico Birds

Hawks Aloft, Inc., is a non-profit conservation organization based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. We work to conserve birds and their habitat through avian research, education and cooperation with others. Here you will find selected articles written by Gail Garber, Executive Director.

Friday, February 15, 2008

An Irruption of the Natural World

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Red-breasted Nuthatch, photo by David Powell It was along the Rio Grande, in mid-August, that I saw my first Red-breasted Nuthatch heraldin...
Sunday, February 3, 2008

The Bald Eagle - A Tumultuous Journey

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Photograph by David Powell “For my own part, I wish the Bald Eagle had not been chosen the representative of our Country. He is a bird of b...
Sunday, January 27, 2008

Life After Dark

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Photograph by David Powell “Whoo-hoo-o-o, whoo-hoo-o-o, who” reverberated from the snow-topped tree, only to be answered a few moments later...

Birds in Winter Storm Events

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Photograph by David Powell The New Mexico New Year’s Eve snowstorm of 2006-07 dumped record amounts of heavy, wet snow statewide, snarling ...

Clear and Present Danger

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It was just a sparrow. Just one. I found its dead body on the sidewalk in front of the gym where I try to coax intransigent inches from my...
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Gail Garber
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
Gail Garber has been the director of Hawks Aloft since its inception in 1994. She writes a semi-monthly column for the Jemez Thunder, often focused on birds of that region. She has also authored numerous other articles about birds of New Mexico. She is an art quilter, known for her bold geometric designs often incorporating the element known as "Flying Geese". She is an internationally recognized author, lecturer, and teacher.
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