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Add Location| Owner: | Wronghat
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| Plant date: | Jul 19, 2013 |
| Location: | Tingley Drive, SW |
| City: | Albuquerque |
| County: | Bernalillo |
| State: | New Mexico |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Children of the Forest |
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| Last found: | Apr 13, 2015 |
| Status: | FF |
| Last edited: | Jul 19, 2013 |
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The Rio Grande silvery minnow is endangered because its habitat has been disrupted by dams that have been built on the river and the irrigation that has drained the wetlands. Millions have been spent to try to protect the little guys. There's a dark-crowned heron that likes to hang around the refuge and gobble them up.
Directions:
Cars: From the I-40, I-25 intersection in Albuquerque, take I-40 west and exit at the Rio Grande Blvd. exit. Take Rio Grande Blvd. south, get in the right lane and turn right on Central Ave. Get in the left lane so that when you get to Tingley Drive you can turn left. On Tingley go past the paved entrance on the right for the park train depot and pond fishing areas. At the next right turn in to the gravel parking area and park on your left immediately. Leave the car and follow the tracks to the south around the wall between you and the bike path--watch for choo-choos. From the bike path find the entrance in the fence and enter the bosque.
Bikes: From the intersection of Central and the Bosque Trail, proceed south on the Bosque Trail. Go past the train depot, go past the bike sculpture, to mile marker 1. When you see the gap-entrance in the fence on your right, dismount and enter the bosque.
All: Walk south--you should be able to see the wildlife viewing blind through the trees. Go there. From the wildlife viewling blind, 2 to the first 2i1l6o. 5w co254r.
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The Rio Grande silvery minnow is endangered because its habitat has been disrupted by dams that have been built on the river and the irrigation that has drained the wetlands. Millions have been spent to try to protect the little guys. There's a dark-crowned heron that likes to hang around the refuge and gobble them up.
Directions:
Cars: From the I-40, I-25 intersection in Albuquerque, take I-40 west and exit at the Rio Grande Blvd. exit. Take Rio Grande Blvd. south, get in the right lane and turn right on Central Ave. Get in the left lane so that when you get to Tingley Drive you can turn left. On Tingley go past the paved entrance on the right for the park train depot and pond fishing areas. At the next right turn in to the gravel parking area and park on your left immediately. Leave the car and follow the tracks to the south around the wall between you and the bike path--watch for choo-choos. From the bike path find the entrance in the fence and enter the bosque.
Bikes: From the intersection of Central and the Bosque Trail, proceed south on the Bosque Trail. Go past the train depot, go past the bike sculpture, to mile marker 1. When you see the gap-entrance in the fence on your right, dismount and enter the bosque.
All: Walk south--you should be able to see the wildlife viewing blind through the trees. Go there. From the wildlife viewling blind, 2 to the first 2i1l6o. 5w co254r.
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Please leave the immediate area to stamp in so as not to attract attention to the hiding spot. Please do not let others see you search for the prize or see you rehide it. Please rehide very well with the rocks shielding the letterbox from view.
Thanks for playing.