The broad-billed hummingbird is a colorful visitor to a small portion of Arizona and New Mexico during breeding season. It is known for its shimmering green body and red bill, pictured here with a thick coating of yellow pollen.
$250.00The cactus wren is the Arizona state bird and it is a perfect desert dweller. They can often be found making noise and sitting on cacti, but what makes them so adapted to desert living is they do not need to drink water and instead hydrate from...
$2,600.00Level 3 is available for participants who have completed both Level 1 and Level 2. This three-day program participants will broaden their horsemanship knowledge by learning different breeds and colors of horses. While practicing more independen...
Cactus wrens perching together on the skeleton of a dead Saguaro cactus. The cactus wren is the state bird of Arizona and is highly evolved to live in this harsh environment.
$500.00The calliope hummingbird is a showoff with its vibrant pink throat that it can flare out and fly around to impress all the ladies. It is the smallest bird native to the United States and while it may the be smallest it is covered in beautiful c...
$875.00Level 3 is available for participants who have completed both Level 1 and Level 2. This three-day program participants will broaden their horsemanship knowledge by learning different breeds and colors of horses. While practicing more independen...
The coppery-tailed trogon, formerly known as the elegant trogon, is a rare find in Arizona. The very patient and lucky birder can see this trogon in high elevations in a small portion of the southern part of the state. Known for its bold colori...
$300.00The flash of red on the trogons chest paired with the beautiful teal and greens make this bird exotic in the desert scape. They live in tropical areas but can also be seen in southern Arizona. What an amazing state to be treated with such guests.
$3,200.00Costa’s hummingbirds spend the winter and spring breeding season in Arizona. They can be seen collecting nectar from native flowers like the Parry’s penstemon pictured here.
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