Hummingbirds are so exciting to see. They have a dramatic, swooping way of flying, plus their gorgeous colors. It’s hard not to love them. Most hummingbirds stick to the warmer parts of the world, like Central America and Mexico, but several live in the US, and even more come to visit parts of the US … Read more
Hummingbirds are a favorite for bird lovers to spot because they’re colorful, are often bold visitors to backyard feeders, and have adorable antics as they swoop around in the air. While the ruby-throated hummingbird is the most common in the state of Tennessee, you can also many other beautiful species, including a few rare visitors … Read more
Pelicans are water birds with a wide wing span (8 to 10 feet or 2.4 to 3 meters, depending on the species) belonging to the family Pelecanidae. These birds have large, distinctively shaped bodies with big feet. The most recognizable feature of pelicans is a long bill with a fleshy pouch underneath. These waterfowl are … Read more
Washington state is far away from the warmer climates that most hummingbirds prefer, but that doesn’t mean they don’t visit and nest there. Though it can be chilly year-round, three hummingbirds visit western Washington state year-round, while another two species hang out in the eastern half of the state. Hummingbirds are intrepid travelers. They fly … Read more
Many species of hummingbirds live in Mexico, and more and more they are venturing north to places like California. With all the exotic flowers and hummingbird feeders, they’re able to find plenty to eat in the Golden state. California boasts 12 different species that either live in the state, are regular visitors, and a few … Read more
Turkeys are a North American bird in the genus Meleagris. Two species of turkey exist, one native to Mexico on the Yucatan Peninsula and one native to the United States. Five subspecies of turkeys can be found in North America, each with slightly different physical characteristics. These large, fat birds are a common food in … Read more
With a generally mild climate and lots of native wildflowers, Oregon is a favorite state for hummingbirds to visit. Because it’s further north, only seven species stop by, but many of them can be seen year-round. Most hummingbirds are incredibly hardy travelers. They will fly across multiple states or even the ocean without stopping, fueled … Read more
Hummingbirds are beautiful with their striking colors. Plus, they’re easy to spot because most of them bravely visit backyard hummingbird feeders. It’s no wonder that so many people love watching these tiny little acrobats. Because of its strategic location in the Southern US, Alabama is lucky enough to see 14 different species of hummingbirds. While … Read more
Falcons are a raptor species in the Falco genus containing around forty different species. These birds of prey are found on every continent except Antarctica in many different habitats. Falcons are famous for their high-speed flying skills and quick maneuverability in the air. While falcons are typically a solitary species, they occasionally fly in groups … Read more
Hummingbirds are in the family Trochilidae and are some of the smallest birds on the planet. These birds are native to the North and South American continents. Out of more than 350 species and 100 genera, most live at or around the equator in the tropics. The smallest hummingbird is the Bee Hummingbird at 5 … Read more
