Bosque del Apache is Spanish for "woods of the Apache". It is a national wildlife refuge about 18 miles south of Socorro, New Mexico and about 57,191 acres in size. Starting in around October and continuing through the winter thousands of birds, most famously the sandhill cranes and snow geese, come to the refuge to feed. To read more on Bosque Del Apache NWR, http://www.fws.gov/southwest/refuges/newmex/bosque/about.html
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