Witness the astonishing flight of hummingbirds, nature's agile acrobats, soon to visit Nevada.
Hummingbirds begin to grace Nevada with their presence starting in mid-March.
Anna’s and Costa’s hummingbirds can be spotted in Nevada throughout the year.
Individual hummingbirds migrate solo, following the bloom of nectar-rich flowers.
Different hummingbird species arrive in various parts of Nevada from March to May.
Set up hummingbird feeders in early March to catch the first wave of migrants.
Keep feeders up through mid-October or until two weeks after the last sighting.
Plant native Nevada flowers like Thimbleberry and Desert Larkspur to attract hummingbirds.
Swipe up to explore the full story of Nevada's hummingbird migration and how to attract these winged wonders to your garden.