Gambel's Quail
Arizona's iconic desert quail with a distinctive teardrop-shaped plume. Often seen in coveys along washes and desert lan...
Discover the birds that visit Arizona backyards year-round and learn how to attract them to your yard
Arizona's iconic desert quail with a distinctive teardrop-shaped plume. Often seen in coveys along washes and desert lan...
Arizona's state bird. Bold, curious, and vocal — builds nests in cholla and saguaro cactus. The largest North American w...
A common Sonoran Desert woodpecker that excavates nest cavities in saguaro cactus. Visits suet and peanut feeders readil...
A tiny, active desert bird with a yellow head and rusty shoulder patch. Builds distinctive globe-shaped nests in thorny ...
A bold, vocal desert bird with a distinctive "whit-WHEET!" call. Common in desert yards with native landscaping.
Year-round in the Phoenix area. Males flash an iridescent rose-pink gorget. Arizona's most common hummingbird.
Abundant in Arizona yards. Males sport red-orange plumage. Loves nyjer and sunflower feeders in large flocks.
Arizona's social raptor — hunts cooperatively in family groups. Found in desert washes and suburban areas with tall tree...
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Match your feeder to the birds you want to attract. Our experts can help you find the perfect setup for any backyard.
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Tube, hopper, and platform feeders loaded with sunflower or safflower seed draw the widest variety of songbirds to your yard.
Seasonal
Hang a hummingbird feeder by mid-April so it's ready when Broad-tailed Hummingbirds arrive from Mexico. Keep it up through September.
Year-Round
High-energy suet cakes are the top choice for woodpeckers and nuthatches — especially valuable in winter when insects are scarce.