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Hummingbird travel can be fun and interesting.
Where are the best places to see hummingbirds?
In our research about hummingbirds, we were made aware of the wealth of travel opportunities for the hummingbird enthusiast.
We are really happy to begin sharing these with you.
Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway, an exciting adventure, or a simple family outing, there many related to the hummingbird.
The most obvious place for most of us to see hummingbirds is our own backyards. We don't need to travel very far and all anyone needs to do is learn about attracting hummingbirds.
However, hummingbirds are migratory and so many of us suffer from hummingbird deprivation during the winter months. We can travel to Arizona or California because these states host hummingbirds year round.
Arizona is a hotspot and definitely the place to go. Arizona has 11 species of hummingbirds, more than any other state in the U.S.
In
this country, when you consider time of year and weather conditions,
there are parks in various states where you can see hummingbirds in the
wild. These parks encourage visitors to sit and watch for the birds by
providing benches.
Some even have field guides for hikers. If you are a hiker, the hummingbird to see is the Broad-tailed hummingbird or commonly named the Mountain hummingbird. We even know of people who bring there hummingbird feeders along on a hike to get a close-up view of these spectacular hummingbirds.
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
San Diego Zoo
Cameron Zoological Park
Butterfly World Park
Vermont Fairbanks Museum
Museums with Hummingbird Specimen Exhibits
See the current schedule of
Hummingbird Festivals
We recommend Ramsey Canyon Preserve in Hereford Arizona.
One of the famous hummingbird gardens is Marion Paton's Birders Haven Hummingbird Garden.
Marion and Wally Paton lived on a hummingbird migration route.
So they kept their feeders full for 15 species of hummingbirds that passed through during their migration journey.
Even though the Patons have passed, local birders continue to fill the feeders for the countless hummingbirds who travel here.
We think of this location as an almost sacred tribute to the hummingbirds.
Ramsey Canyon Preserve
Paton Hummingbird Garden
The Living Desert Zoo
Madera Canyon Park
Davis Mountains State Park
Do you enjoy travel with a spouse, family members, friends or alone?
There are even websites that connect birding travel buddies.....
"Find a birder to go birdwatching with anywhere in the world" at Birdingpal.org.
Check back to this page often. We will continue to add new hummingbird travel opportunities as we discover them.
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