Species of Hummingbirds in the Mid-WestThis list of species of hummingbirds in the Mid-West is arranged in alphabetical order. It is not arranged in the order of frequency of sightings. It would be a wonderful experience to see an unusual hummingbird species in your location. Some of these sightings are very rare. So keep watching hummingbirds, someday this privilege might be yours. Perhaps, it already has? We welcome stories of all hummingbird sightings both rare and common. We would love to hear from you! Just use the "Contact Us" form. Please note that an ornithologist was not involved in creating this list. It is not intended for scientific work of any kind. Happy Hummingbird Sightings! ILLINOIS: Allen’s, Broad-billed, Ruby-throated, RufousINDIANA: Black-chinned, Ruby-throated, RufousIOWA: Ruby-throated, RufousKANSAS: Allen’s, Anna’s, Broad-billed, Broad-tailed, Calliope, Costa’s, Magnificent, Ruby-throated, RufousMICHIGAN: Broad-billed, Green Violet-ear, Ruby-throated, Rufous, White-earedMINNESOTA: Anna’s. Calliope, Magnificent, Ruby-throated, RufousNEBRASKA: Broad-tailed, Calliope, Ruby-throated, RufousNORTH DAKOTA: Ruby-throated, RufousOHIO: Anna’s, Calliope, Green Violet-ear, Ruby-throated, RufousSOUTH DAKOTA: Broad-tailed, Calliope, Ruby-throated, RufousWISCONSIN: Anna’s, Green-Violet-ear, Ruby-throated, RufousReturn from "Species of Hummingbirds in the Mid-West" to |Home|Attract|Facts|Food|Flowers|Feeders|Species|Migration|Tips/FAQ| New! CommentsHave your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below. |
