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Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument Cliff Dwellings after snowstorm.
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Male rufous hummingbird hovering. Photo by Barry Nielsen
The great ecological diversity of the Gila National Forest provides for a remarkably varied bird fauna; 166 species are known to breed in the Gila, 114 others are more or less regular non-breeders, and 57 species are considered to be casual (recorded 3-5 times) or accidental (recorded once or twice). To obtain a checklist of local birds call the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument Visitor Center at (505) 536-9461 and ask for a copy of the brochure "Birds of the Gila National Forest: A Checklist".

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