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Maps for “Hummingbird migration”

201 maps
  1. Animal Migration Routes

    Animal migration routes and destinations, including examples of bird, butterfly, salmon, dolphin, shark, narwhal, goose and cattle movements across North America and other regions. Notes describe seasonal travel for food, warmer climates and breeding.

    • Google My Maps
    • Worldwide: United States, Russian Federation, Canada and 35 more
    • 23 objects: 7 points, 13 lines, 3 areas
  2. Migration Routes of Henningen Storks Rudolf and Henning, 2024–25

    Satellite-tracked migration routes and stopovers of Rudolf and Henning, two white storks from Henningen, Germany. Their journeys include southbound routes through Turkey and Chad; Henning’s spring return reached Latvia, while Rudolf remained in the European part of Turkey.

    • Google My Maps
    • Chad, Ukraine, Türkiye and 12 more
    • 144 objects: 135 points, 9 lines
  3. Albino, Leucistic, and Pied Hummingbird Sightings

    Reported sightings of albino, leucistic, and pied hummingbirds across the United States and Canada, with locations, dates, and plumage classifications.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States, Canada
    • 91 objects: 91 points
  4. Rolando and Lysann: Stork Migration Routes

    Satellite-tracked migration routes of breeding storks Rolando and Lysann from Lindau, Saxony-Anhalt, through Europe and the Middle East to wintering areas in Chad and Sudan. The map follows Rolando’s 2017–2019 journeys and their breeding season near Lindau.

    • Google My Maps
    • Sudan, Chad, Türkiye and 14 more
    • 320 objects: 317 points, 3 lines
  5. Winter Migration of Four Montagu’s Harriers, 2022–2023

    Winter migration routes of four Montagu’s harriers—Doreen, Hilde, Matthias and Hendrik—tracked from Germany through parts of Europe and North Africa during 2022–2023.

    • Google My Maps
    • Germany, Algeria, France and 11 more
    • 13 objects: 13 lines
  6. Autumn 2021 Routes of Montagu’s Harriers

    Migration routes of Montagu’s harriers during autumn 2021, with dated records across Europe and North Africa.

    • Google My Maps
    • Germany, Morocco, Netherlands and 14 more
    • 24 objects: 16 points, 8 lines
  7. Nobby the Stork’s Migration Route, 2021–2022

    GPS-tracked autumn migration and return journey of Nobby, a white stork from Storchenhof Loburg, Germany. The route follows his travels from August 2021 to April 2022 across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, with notable locations and roosting sites.

    • Google My Maps
    • South Sudan, Chad, Sudan and 12 more
    • 210 objects: 207 points, 3 lines
  8. North Huron Birding Trail Map

    Birding sites and a trail route across Michigan’s North Huron region, including wetlands, forests, shorelines, nature preserves and viewing spots for migratory and nesting birds. Site notes describe habitats and bird species to look for.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States
    • 56 objects: 47 points, 9 lines
  9. Anna the Black Kite: Migration from Hungary to Africa

    Movements of Anna, an adult female black kite tagged near Baja, Hungary, in July 2019, tracing her migration through Croatia and Libya to Chad, Nigeria and Cameroon.

    • Google My Maps
    • Nigeria, Chad, Cameroon and 6 more
    • 7 objects: 7 lines
  10. Waldemar the Stork’s Migration Routes

    Migration routes of Waldemar, a satellite-tracked stork from Köckte, on journeys between Europe and Africa in 2019–2021. The map follows his first southward migration to Morocco, a second journey to Sudan, and his return north to Lebanon, where his last position was recorded in…

    • Google My Maps
    • Sudan, Germany, Poland and 15 more
    • 11 objects: 3 points, 8 lines
  11. Overland Birding Routes, 2011–2024

    Birding journeys from 2011 to 2024 across Europe, Africa, the Americas and the Middle East, including regional routes and later yearly travel legs.

    • OpenStreetMap uMap
    • Worldwide: South Africa, United States, Namibia and 56 more
    • 18 objects: 18 lines
  12. Coley the Osprey's Northward Migration, March 1–7, 2013

    GPS-tracked migration of Coley, a male osprey, from his wintering grounds toward his nesting grounds in Jamaica Bay, with recorded positions across Magdalena and La Guajira, Colombia.

    • Google My Maps
    • Colombia
    • 97 objects: 96 points, 1 line
  13. Autumn 2020 Migration Routes of Montagu’s Harriers

    Migration routes of Montagu’s harriers tracked in autumn 2020, with routes spanning Europe and North Africa, including France, Morocco, Germany, Sweden and Tunisia.

    • Google My Maps
    • Morocco, Germany, Spain and 16 more
    • 24 objects: 16 points, 8 lines
  14. Valle del Cocora and Salento Hiking Map

    Hiking routes and stops in Valle del Cocora and Salento, including Acaime, the House of the Hummingbirds, and the road into the valley in Quindío, Colombia.

    • Google My Maps
    • Colombia
    • 8 objects: 7 points, 1 line
  15. Autumn 2019 Migration Routes of Montagu’s Harriers

    Tracking routes of Montagu’s harriers during autumn 2019, with locations across France, Germany, Spain, Morocco, the Netherlands and other parts of Europe.

    • Google My Maps
    • European Union: Germany, Spain, France and 13 more
    • 27 objects: 18 points, 9 lines
  16. Nobby the Stork’s Migration Route, 2020–2021

    GPS-tracked autumn migration and spring return of Nobby, a stork from Storchenhof Loburg, Germany. The route runs from his nest in Loburg through Chad and South Sudan to his wintering area and back, with marked points and roosting sites.

    • Google My Maps
    • South Sudan, Chad, Sudan and 14 more
    • 241 objects: 238 points, 3 lines
  17. Loburg White Storks’ Migration Routes, 2022–2023

    GPS-tracked migration routes and locations of Nobby, Mose and Håljer, white storks associated with the Storchenhof Loburg and Köckte in Saxony-Anhalt. The records follow their movements through Germany, Turkey and Sudan, including Nobby’s return and fatal traffic accident in…

    • Google My Maps
    • Germany, Türkiye, Sudan and 10 more
    • 13 objects: 10 points, 3 lines
  18. C2 the Osprey’s Migration from Jamaica Bay, September 2014

    GPS tracking of C2, an osprey tagged in Jamaica Bay, New York, follows his southbound migration through Cuba and Haiti from September 22 to 27, 2014. The accompanying site describes his seasonal journey between Jamaica Bay nesting grounds and wintering grounds.

    • Google My Maps
    • Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republic
    • 84 objects: 83 points, 1 line
  19. Birdwatching and Migration Routes in the Strait of Gibraltar

    A four-day birdwatching itinerary around the Strait of Gibraltar, including migration observatories, La Janda, Playa de los Lances and the Barbate marshes in Cádiz, with travel stops and walking routes.

    • Google My Maps
    • Spain
    • 45 objects: 38 points, 7 lines
  20. C2 the Osprey’s GPS Tracking in Venezuela, March 2014

    GPS tracking locations of Coley II (C2), an osprey outfitted with a transmitter, during a stop in Carabobo, Venezuela, on its migration between Jamaica Bay and its wintering grounds.

    • Google My Maps
    • Venezuela
    • 115 objects: 114 points, 1 line
  21. Maghama the Black Stork’s 2011 Migration

    GPS-tracked migration route of Maghama, a black stork, in 2011, with dated location and movement records across Spain, Mauritania and other countries.

    • OpenStreetMap uMap
    • Spain, Mauritania, France and 4 more
    • 736 objects: 733 points, 3 lines
  22. Birdwatching Tour from the Colombian Andes to the Pacific Coast

    Birdwatching sites and reserves across southern Colombia, descending from the high-Andean landscapes of Nariño and the Sibundoy Valley through cloud forests to Tumaco’s Pacific coast and mangroves. The route includes Laguna de La Cocha, La Planada, Río Ñambí and Las Bangsias…

    • Google My Maps
    • Colombia
    • 7 objects: 7 points
  23. Panama Birding Trip – March 2027

    Birding itinerary across Panama for 11–20 March 2027, with an extension from 20–24 March. Stops include rainforest parks, highland sites around El Valle de Antón and Cerro Punta, and the Darién region around Bayano and Yaviza.

    • Google My Maps
    • Panama
    • 30 objects: 29 points, 1 line
  24. Winter Migration of Four Montagu’s Harriers, 2023

    Winter migration routes of four Montagu’s harriers named Doreen, Hilde, Matthias and Hendrik, with routes spanning the Jura region of France and Bern, Switzerland.

    • Google My Maps
    • European Union: Germany, France, Algeria and 3 more
    • 2 objects: 2 lines
  25. Birdwatching Excursions in Doñana and Southwestern Spain

    Birdwatching excursion areas across Doñana and southwestern Spain, including the Strait of Gibraltar, Grazalema and Ronda, the Sevillian countryside, and the Matachel Valley. Notes highlight target species and habitats, from migratory raptors and threatened waterbirds to steppe…

    • Google My Maps
    • Spain
    • 9 objects: 9 points
  26. Golden-winged Warbler Migration

    Golden-winged Warbler migration between breeding habitat in northern Wisconsin and wintering grounds in Central America, with stops highlighting forests, swamps and conservation areas across Louisiana, the Yucatán Peninsula and Nicaragua.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States, Mexico, Nicaragua and 1 more
    • 5 objects: 4 points, 1 area
  27. Canada Warbler Migration

    The migratory journey of a male Canada Warbler from its wintering grounds in the Andes of Ecuador, through Central America and the United States, to breeding territory in Ontario’s boreal forest. Stops highlight habitat reserves and threats such as disappearing stopover areas…

    • Google My Maps
    • United States, Mexico, Canada and 2 more
    • 7 objects: 5 points, 2 areas
  28. Loburg Storks’ Migration Routes, 2021–2022

    GPS-tracked migration routes of storks from Loburg and Köckte in Saxony-Anhalt, including Nobby, Mose, Waldemar and Håljer. The routes and recorded locations follow their journeys between Germany and wintering areas across Europe and Africa.

    • Google My Maps
    • Germany, Sudan, Türkiye and 17 more
    • 17 objects: 8 points, 9 lines