Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge

A wasted trip

We called twice during the week before our trip & were told that although the headquarters would be closed we could view migrating birds from the campground. Their website said the entry was open ever...

Visitor's center was closed.

My husband and I went to the Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge on a Tuesday afternoon. We drove TX-214 to county road 1248 (a gravel road). At Co Rd 1248, we drove about 1 mile west before reaching th...

Great place to view nature

I went to see the Sandhill Cranes in November. Only saw a couple of visitors while I was there over a two day period. The cranes are best seen just before sunrise or right at sunset. You can hear them...

We came to see Sandhill Cranes

We arrived at sunset in late November. A short wait at Paul’s lake and we were rewarded with thousands of cranes flying in. We could hear them before we saw them. A spectacular sight!

Early fall birding

Ferruginous hawk, snow geese, few sandhill cranes the day we visited. Be sure to check the lakes on reduge, esp Paul Lake.