Bird enthusiasts join a naturalist for a guided walk appropriate for beginner and advanced birders. Most year-round birds are found in the riparian area next to Oak Creek or along...
Each year the Sedona Hummingbird Festival has featured hummingbird banding demonstrations led by a team of licensed master hummingbird banders. Hummingbirds are carefully caught and fitted with a tiny, uniquely...
The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) is hosting its 20th annual High Country Hummingbird Festival on July 29 at the Sipe White Mountain Wildlife Area near Springerville/Eagar. The free, family-friendly festival will include: Hummingbird banding by Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory. Plant displays to attract hummingbirds. Live wildlife from R Lazy J Wildlife Ranch. Live bird...
Experience the magic of hummingbirds in the beautiful red rock setting of Sedona! Just a note, the hummingbirds are on their own schedule, and if they don't happen to be present in a particular garden when you are, you will still have a chance to see what the gardens have to offer in terms of...
This is not a hummingbird trip, but guaranteed to see cactus wren & curve-billed thrasher. other likely birds are canyon towhee, ash-throated flycatcher, western kingbird, cardinal, woodhouse scrub jay, phainopepla....
A short walk around the wetlands for over summering ducks, nesting coots, pied-billed grebes, ruddy ducks, killdeer, song sparrows. other possibilities include yellow warbler, common yellowthroat, bullock's oriole. then a drive to a house with 20 hummingbird feeders that also has nesting summer tanagers, gila & ladderback woodpeckers, hooded oriole, and more. Early Morning...
Where Sedona began - make 4 stops along red rock loop to see a few birds and learn the history of where Sedona started. Early Morning Bird Trips: Birders...
This is not a hummingbird trip, but you should see common black hawk, bridled titmouse, bell's vireo, brown-crested flycatcher, wood duck, and probably the most species of any trip. Also, chances for zone-tailed hawk, osprey, and water birds. Early Morning Bird Trips: Birders had the opportunity to visit different habitats; tickets are reasonably priced,...
You should see higher elevation birds such as broad-tailed hummingbird, acorn woodpecker, house wren, white-breasted nuthatch, western tanager, cordilleran flycatcher. Also, a chance for Rivoli's hummingbird and warblers like painted...
Presented by Marcy Scott, Author, Businesswoman, Garden Consultant Over the many millennia that hummingbirds have been traversing the continent north of Mexico, several well-trodden routes have developed, as ever- increasing numbers of birds passed through and many nectar-bearing wildflowers responded to their presence by evolving to appeal to them. Learn about these vital nectar corridors...
Presented by Rick Taylor, Author With 17 documented species in recent history, Arizona hosts a wider variety of hummingbirds than any other region of the United States. Habitat preferences play...
Presented by Kate McLaughlin. Master Bander Researcher In this presentation Kate will discuss how Anna's hummingbirds have been rapidly expanding their range into southcentral Alaska. Biography Currently based in Cordova, Kate McLaughlin has been a resident of Alaska since 1998 and began working with hummingbirds in 2007 on Evan’s Island in remote Prince William Sound. ...
Presented by Rich Armstrong, Master Birder Rich Armstrong is a Master Birder who has traveled far and wide to observe the vast amount of bird species that are out there. He will speak on various birding places he's been in Arizona including: the White Mountains, Lake Havasu, Yuma, Tucson, Madera, Sierra Vista, Portal, and Phoenix...
Tom Wood, who co-founded the Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory along with his wife, Sheri L. Williamson, author of “A Peterson Field Guide To Hummingbirds Of North America” will provide an encore...