Species of Hummingbirds in the WestThis is a list of species of hummingbirds sighted in the west. For convenience, they are listed in alphabetical order, not by frequency of sightings. An ornithologist was not involved in the creation of this list. Some sightings can be rare. It is exciting to see hummingbirds that are unusual for your location. Do you have any hummingbird stories to share? We would love to publish them on this website. Please use the "Contact Us" form. Happy Hummingbird Sightings! ALASKA: Anna’s, Costa’s, Ruby-throated, RufousCALIFORNIA: Allen’s, Anna’s, Black-chinned, Blue-throated, Broad-billed, Calliope, Costa’s, Green Violet-ear, Ruby-throated, Rufous, Violet-crowned, Xantus’COLORADO: Anna’s, Black-chinned, Blue-throated, Broad-billed, Calliope, Green Violet-ear, Magnificent, Ruby-throated, RufousHAWAII: None. In order to preserve the pineapple crop, hummingbirds are prohibited in Hawaii. Although it is understandable, wouldn’t the lovely state of Hawaii be even more beautiful with hummingbirds?IDAHO: Anna’s, Black-chinned, Broad-billed, Broad-tailed, Calliope, RufousMONTANA: Anna’s, Black-chinned, Broad-tailed, Calliope, RufousNEVADA: Allen’s, Anna’s, Black-chinned, Broad-billed, Broad-tailed, Calliope, Costa’s, RufousUTAH: Anna’s, Black-chinned, Blue-throated, Broad-billed, Broad-tailed, Calliope, Costa’s, Magnificent, RufousWASHINGTON: Anna’s, Black-chinned, Calliope, RufousWYOMING: Anna’s, Black-chinned, Broad-tailed, Calliope, Magnificent, RufousReturn from "Species of Hummingbirds in the West" to "Hummingbird Species"
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