Chiricahua Mountains | Wild Sonora

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2974 meters

The Chiricahua Mountains are world renowned for a variety of reasons including they're diversity of birds, mammals and herp life. The Chiricahuas are heavily influenced by the Madrean biome from the south and are tall enough to have mixed conifer forests in the higher elevations.

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