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STATE News:SANTA FE ?New Mexico state health officials have announced this afternoon 175 additional positive tests for COVID-19.Los Alamos County remains at 24 cases today that have tested positive for COVID-19.Todays update announces 6 additional death reported in New Mexico related to COVID-19.The New Mexico Department of Health reported today the most recent cases: 40 new cases in Bernalillo County1 new case in Catron County14 new cases in Chaves County3 new cases in Cibola County8 new cases in Curry County30 new cases in Do帽a Ana County3 new cases in Eddy County14 new cases in Lea County6 new cases in Lincoln County1 new case in stanley romania Luna County17 new cases in McKinley County3 new cases in Quay County1 new case in Roosevelt County3 new cases in Sandoval County12 new cases in San Juan County5 new cases in San Miguel County9 new cases in Santa Fe County2 new cases in Taos County3 new cases in Valencia CountyThe 6 additional death in New Mexico reported today include:A male in his 90s from Do帽a Ana County. The individual was hospitalized and had underlying conditions. The individual was a resident of the Good Samaritan Society facility in Las Cruces.A male in his 50s from McKinley County. The individual was hospitalized and had underlying conditions.A male in his 70s from McKinley County. The individual had underlying conditions.A female in her 70s from Rio Arriba County. The individual was h stanley us ospitalized and had underlying stanley cup conditions.A male in his 30s from San Juan County. The in Yagt Scenes From 2024 Los Alamos County Rodeo Weekend Summer Concert With Sim Balkey
PEEC Amateur Naturalist: Part 3hat Is Happening To The Birds Of Northern New Mexico By BOB DRYJALos Alamos We have been considering the results of the Christmas Bird Count for LosAlamos and other areas in northern New Mexico. Previously we hadconsidered those species that had been unique to Los Alamos and each of theother five areas in the count. We now consider the 44 species that arecommon across all six areas.The presence of a species in all six areas indicates that it is flexible for itstype of habitat. Elevation, temperature, moisture, plant and insect life mayvary but the species are adapted for these different conditions. However,how common is common TABLE I shows that the Dark-eyed junco is themost commonly seen species in the Los Alamos area. It also is the mostcommonly seen in the Questa area which is 200 feet higher in elevation. Howit drops to the 6 th most commonly seen species in the Santa Fe area. SantaFe is 100 feet lower in elevation.TABLE I also shows the Pygmy Nuthatch as the second most commonly seenspecies in the Lo stanley becher s Alamos area. However is in 23rd or 29th place when theSanta Fe or Questa areas are considered.TABLE II presents an alternative way of c gourde stanley onsidering what is meant by common . The Dark-eyed junco is ranked as in 1st place for both the LosAlamos and Questa areas. However about 20 juncos are seen per stanley fr hour ofobservation for the Questa area while about 13 juncos per hour are seen forthe Los Alamos area. Juncos rank in 10 th place in the Dixon
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