The New Mexico Ornithological Society (NMOS) has partnered with the Natural Heritage New Mexico (NHNM) to develop a searchable database of the Society's publications containing field note observations of the Society's membership.

The NMOS Field Notes have been compiled and entered into the database by NMOS volunteers and NHNM employees. In some cases, the interpretations made by those entering the data may be incorrectly transcribed. If you find problems with any of the data please email us and include the Sighting ID.

NMOS has revised the search and download capabilities of this database to make more information more easily available to the user.

The query capabilities provided here in Search Records are easy to use and provide numerous variables, such as searches by the following options and in any combination of these options:

• County
• Common Name
• Scientific Name
• Volume of the NMOS Field Notes
• Number of the NMOS Field Notes
• Locality
• Observer
• Breeding
• Documentation

For example, if you would like to know all of the species identified by a specific observer in one, two, or more counties, select these variables and the results of your query will be presented in a table which can be viewed and subsequently saved to your computer. See the Help page for detailed information on Querying the NMOS Database.

PLEASE SUPPORT NMOS. This database and other NMOS services are provided free of charge and are funded by NMOS through membership dues, NMOS product sales, and donations. If you use this database please consider making a donation to help keep this service free.

Natural Heritage New Mexico is part of the Natural Heritage Network (NatureServe) and the Department of Biology at the University of New Mexico
Last Updated March 24, 2011