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AZ sites in spring?

17 years ago

I'm going to photograph hummingbirds in AZ this spring.

Typically I visit madera canyon and cave creek canyon.

Are there any other hot spots in arizona you would recommend? Ideally, these would be at campgrounds where I can set up photographic equipment and hang out for several days.

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hotzona_2007
17 years ago
I did a Google search, and here are some websites with interest to you.

http://www.countrytours.com/Tours_US/HUS/tdetail.asp

http://www.sabo.org/photoalb/hbsofaz.htm

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/224943/hummingbirds_in_arizona.html?cat=11 -----Good info about different
hummingbirds found in Arizona. Was hoping the article would say where each has been seen, but not there :-(
hotzona_2007
17 years ago
Ramsey Canyon and the Huchuca Mountains are also good spots. Ramsey Canyon is a Preserve near Sierra Vista, not sure if you could set up photo equipment there, or camp near by. Huchuca Mountains is also a good spot, and used to have camping areas, but haven't been there in years. Might want to check with the Sierra Vista Chamber of Commerce for info.

Greater Sierra Vista Area Chamber of Commerce
21 East Wilcox Drive
Sierra Vista, AZ 85635
Phone: (520) 458-6940
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