Fall Bird Migration
Situated along the Pacific Flyway, Sedona serves as a key stopover for migrating birds. Typically spanning from late August to early November, the area sees a mix of hummingbirds, songbirds, raptors, and other species on their way southward to their winter habitats.
The remote red rock wilderness offers a blend of oak, juniper, and pine forests, perfect for songbirds to stop and refuel and the towering canyon walls provide shelter for many species of raptors. The season also marks the arrival of winter migrants, adding to the region’s vibrant birding scene. Arizona ranks as the third top state for birdwatching in the U.S.
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