The Best Hummingbirds Found Across the United States .
The most common hummingbird in the U.S., found mostly in the Eastern and Central parts. Known for its vivid red throat, this species is a frequent visitor to gardens with flowers.
Primarily located in the Southwest, these hummingbirds have a dark, iridescent throat. They are often spotted near desert blooms and feeders.
This species is widely found along the West Coast, particularly during migration. The males are distinguished by their bright orange-red plumage.
Found mainly in the western U.S., Anna’s hummingbird has a striking magenta-colored throat. It's a frequent sight in backyards, especially in California.
The smallest North American hummingbird, Calliope is known for its small size and the vibrant purple gorget (throat feathers) that males display.
Common in the mountainous regions of the western U.S., this hummingbird is notable for its long, broad tail feathers and a metallic greenish appearance.
Native to coastal areas of the southwestern U.S., this species has bright green and orange plumage, making it stand out in flower-filled gardens.
Found in the deserts of the southwestern U.S., Costa’s hummingbird has a distinctive purple crown and throat, often seen around cactus flowers.