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I Toured Ash Canyon Bird Sanctuary with Sheri L. Williamson and Tom Wood
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- Опубліковано 18 чер 2021
- In this video Tom Wood and Sheri L. Williamson (author of the Peterson Field Guide to Hummingbirds of North America) take us on a tour of Ash Canyon Bird Sanctuary in Hereford, Arizona. This is a world famous birding destination where people see the Lucifer Hummingbird and other birds such as the Montezuma Quail, the Gray Hawk the Broad-billed Hummingbird and the Blue-throated Mountain Gem Hummingbird. Watch Tom hand feed a Roadrunner!
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This is truly amazing.. Bless them for what they do!
Birded with Sheri when I lived in Sierra Vista and she is so great! Taught me so much at Ash Canyon. Lucifer Is my fave too!.
Wonderful place , wonderful birds.
What an amazing place to come to look for Lucifer, Broad-Billed, and Blue-throated Mountain Gem Hummingbird.
I could honestly sit and watch/listen to a whole podcast of Carole and Sheri talking shop about hummingbirds. You all had me bust out laughing at the dialogue about hummingbird poop. "Now you're just bragging!" The fist bump at the beginning was a great way to start off. Thank you William for your filming and for the great editing work done here. I truly enjoyed this video, can't wait to see what the "continued" visit holds! Folks, if you don't have Sheri's "Hummingbirds of North America" field guide, highly recommend it!
My kind of people. Birders are beautiful people. What a beautiful sanctuary and story. Thanks for sharing.
Arizona is such a beautiful State😍
Thank you so much for such a well put together video. We will be visiting there in May!
Very fascinating video. Love this. ❤
Nice tour to Canyon Bird Sanctuary. To bad Arizona is so dry in Spring. Friendly couple your friends. Beautiful
photos of the Hummingbirds, like always. Thanks for
sharing.
I would love to go there someday and see the Lucifers and Broad bills! They are so beautiful!
So beautiful! Thanks for sharing Carole
Really interesting video as always, Carole, and thank you Sheri and Tom for the fascinating background to the sanctuary and its visitors.
Yes, thank you Shari and Tom for your information about this gem of a place. Thank you, Carole for bringing your knowledge to all of us.
Beautiful birds … the road runners included. There is a UA-cam channel where they feed hummingbirds and also supply hanging trapeze like perches for the hummingbirds to rest on while waiting for a spot to eat or just to take a break. It’s very nice and the birds always seem so comfortable there. Ms. Williamson and Mr. Wood seem so knowledgeable about hummingbirds and the other wildlife in that area. It is so nice that they look at the wider picture and try to accommodate all the wildlife they can. Thank you for another informative and fun hummingbird vlog.
Unique beauty of a place, Carole. Sheri Peterson iso knolegeble. The desert 🏜️🏜️ environment brings out the challenges wild life endure. Great drone shots!!!
What a great video you put out there that was wonderful thank you . Sherry you and Tom have done a wonderful place here Mary Jo would be proud of this absolutely I'll have to come visit it last time I was in Arizona was in August of 19 right after she passed .
Really cool. Thank You All👍
Thanks for the clip… ❤️ the “show”
Carol thank you as always- love your videos
So interesting love hummingbirds. They are very special
Wow! That is such a great place! I had never heard of it. Next time I am in Southern Arizona, I will have to go. The broad billed hummingbird is beautiful! Thank you for sharing, Carole!
I am looking forward to visiting your sanctuary. Honestly I had not heard of it before this video, so thank you for making it! Very informative information. I am looking forward to a visit there soon. ❤️
❤️those road runners 😀
The desert is a very difficult environment to survive in. That this place exists to give these birds a place to use is incredible. Indeed hard work involved and thank goodness there are people who are willing to volunteer. The drought is getting worse in the southwest and things will get harder.
Beautiful place!
Ash Canyon is a real gem here in Cochise County. Little warm here in Hereford as of late. We sort of remember what rain feels like. Keeping the birds, rabbits, squirrels, and many other animals fed and watered on my property. Tough year for them. Seen quite a few baby Gamble Quail. Garden? Ask Mr. and Mrs. Ground Squirrel where it went to.
It is March 2023 and to be honest, I haven't went thru the whole book, but I am anticipating on doing so, in the meantime, in my neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA we have doves of birds from swans, geese, ducks, crows flying above Vons Market on 3rd & Vermont. It's like a Steven King novel I don't know where they're coming from maybe McArthur Park. The crows seem to have a world of their own, they fight, dominate the neighborhood & their beautiful. Thank you God for a job well done. Lisa
Nice to have a spot like this to come and relax to see hummers & al the other birds.
I visited this amazing place in April 2021, Sat inside the bird hide and literally could se 30-40 species of birds in span of 2-3 hours. Would like to go back to see Lucifer in August/Sep.
Do it! The Lucifers are waiting for you!
As always, I enjoy learning so much about hummingbirds! Carole, have you published, or do you plan to publish, any books on your travels, experiences, with photographs of these endearing birds? I need Sheri's book!
No time right now, but maybe in the future.
Kept hearing a bird, that I thought was a Black Headed Grosbeak (I ❤️ BHG 😉) then I thought... Wait ! Played the video, and turned on my Merlin app at the same time..... Bam ! Black Headed Grosbeak 😀 Cool !
Anyway, hoping to visit Arizona for a birding trip next year. Will really try to make this one of my stops 👍 TY for the video 🙂
Well as a Texan, the Best spot to see the Lucifer is the Christmas Mountains Oasis in West Texas 😍😁, i have been to both places and there's no comparison hehe, i saw only 2-3 lucifers at Ash Canyon both times i have visited, vs 20-35 easy at the Chritmas Mountains Oasis, love both places though ,😁
Can you please post the recipe for the peanut butter/lard/corn meal or flour recipe. I want to make some for the birds in my back yard in Kansas. It was 106 here yesterday.
Boa noite que Deus te abençoe sempre 🙏👍🏻🕊️👽
I know the droughts are getting worse every year, that's why it feels good to have year round hummers at my feeders.
Hello again, so I shared with you a mysterious situation where a vast amount of birds are flying overhead at Vons & Ralphs market over on 3rd & Vermont in Los Angeles, CA They stem from seagulls, pelicans, and so on..... One in particular, seems to dive onto some of them and peak them of their heads. It may be dominance. Lisa
These places sure are far. You really have to be committed to hummingbirds to go to these places.
It now seems that drought may become a regular feature in the West. What will become of the birds if droughts worsen in the coming years?
Fortunately it is raining now. These birds have been around for millions and millions of years and have gone through long periods of drought before. We can only hope for the best for them.
@@HummingbirdSpot Thanks, Carole.
What binos are you wearing there?
That's not me. That's Sheri L. Williamson. I don't know what binoculars she uses.
What a terrible name for such a beautiful little bird.
Well.......Lucifer actually means "light-ringing" or "morning star."
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