Arizona is a prime location to see over 15 migrating hummingbird species each year.
Starting in April, the migratory hummingbirds make their grand entrance into Arizona.
The Southwestern Monsoon in summer invites a diverse range of hummingbird species to Arizona.
Male hummingbirds lead the migration, arriving first to establish territories before the females join.
Hummingbirds migrate solo, dotting the Arizona landscape throughout spring and summer.
Some species, like Anna's hummingbird, are Arizona's year-round residents, with early migrants arriving in winter.
Place your hummingbird feeders out in mid-March to welcome the first of the migrating flock.
Continue to provide for migrants and residents alike until the main migration concludes in October.
Find out the full details on hummingbird migration in Arizona and how to attract these dazzling birds to your yard.