MapIndex

Maps for “Hummingbird migration”

201 maps
  1. World Map of Pastoralist Migration Routes

    Pastoralist migration routes, grazing areas and herding groups worldwide, with information on their seasonal movements, communities and livestock species. Includes transhumance and mobile beekeeping routes across regions from the Sahel and East Africa to Europe, Asia and the…

    • OpenStreetMap uMap
    • Worldwide: Iran, Chile, Russian Federation and 216 more
    • 6,962 objects: 3,642 points, 3,320 areas
  2. Coley II the Osprey’s 2014 Spring Migration

    GPS-tracked spring migration of Coley II, an osprey fitted with a transmitter in 2013, from its wintering grounds toward its nesting site at Jamaica Bay, New York. The recorded route covers Cuba and the southeastern United States.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States, Cuba
    • 71 objects: 70 points, 1 line
  3. The Ultimate Panama Birdwatching Tour

    A 15-day birdwatching itinerary across Panama, traveling from tropical rainforests to cool cloud forests, with stops in Panamá, Coclé and Chiriquí.

    • Google My Maps
    • Panama
    • 17 objects: 16 points, 1 line
  4. Waldemar the Stork’s Migration, 2019–2020

    Migration of Waldemar, a tracked stork from Köckte, from his German nest to wintering grounds in Morocco and back through Spain and Europe. The account follows his first southbound journey, which began on August 20, 2019, and his return in spring and summer 2020.

    • Google My Maps
    • Morocco, Spain, Germany and 4 more
    • 369 objects: 366 points, 3 lines
  5. Rough-Legged Buzzard Migration Routes, 2019

    Migration routes of rough-legged buzzards named Rudy, Janosch and Cars, with dated locations across the Netherlands, Germany, Poland and western Russia in 2019.

    • Google My Maps
    • European Union: Germany, Netherlands, Poland and 3 more
    • 9 objects: 6 points, 3 lines
  6. Hummingbird and Tanager Locations in Southern Ecuador

    Hummingbird and tanager destinations in southern Ecuador, with significant natural areas, accommodations, airport directions and domestic flight routes around Cuenca, Azuay, El Oro and nearby regions.

    • Google My Maps
    • Ecuador
    • 23 objects: 19 points, 4 lines
  7. BirdFlyway Centres Along the European Migration Route

    Birdwatching and conservation visitor centres along the BirdFlyway route, including wetland reserves and osprey projects in Spain, the United Kingdom, Sweden and other European countries.

    • Google My Maps
    • Spain, United Kingdom, Sweden and 6 more
    • 17 objects: 17 points
  8. Whooping Crane Spring Migration 2018

    Spring migration of whooping cranes between their wintering grounds at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in Texas and breeding grounds in Wood Buffalo National Park, with migration observations and notes on stopovers across the central United States and Canada.

    • Google My Maps
    • Canada, United States
    • 10 objects: 9 points, 1 area
  9. C2 the Osprey's Migration from Jamaica Bay, March 2014

    GPS tracking records the northward spring migration of Coley II (C2), an osprey fitted with a transmitter, from its wintering grounds toward Jamaica Bay, New York, with locations across Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States
    • 64 objects: 63 points, 1 line
  10. Basuto the Stork’s Migration Route, 2025–2026

    GPS-tracked migration and seasonal locations of Basuto (X52K6), a young stork from Mahlsdorf that spent its first winter in southern Turkey and much of the summer in Hungary.

    • Google My Maps
    • Palestine, State of, Germany, Türkiye and 10 more
    • 366 objects: 362 points, 4 lines
  11. Håljer the Stork's Migration Route, 2023–2024

    Migration journey of Håljer, a tracked stork from Köckte, Germany, following his 2023–2024 route between Germany, Poland, Turkey and Africa, with recorded stopovers and roosting sites.

    • Google My Maps
    • Poland, Germany, Türkiye and 10 more
    • 180 objects: 175 points, 5 lines
  12. Jonas the Stork’s Migration, 2017–2018

    GPS tracking of Jonas the stork during its autumn 2017 migration and spring 2018 return between Germany and the Seville area of Spain, with recorded locations along the route.

    • Google My Maps
    • European Union: Germany, Spain, France and 1 more
    • 364 objects: 362 points, 2 lines
  13. C2 the Osprey’s 2014 Migration from Jamaica Bay

    GPS-tracked movements of C2, an osprey tagged at Jamaica Bay, New York, from September 7 to 14, 2014, documenting the start of its southbound journey through the eastern United States toward its wintering grounds.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States
    • 112 objects: 111 points, 1 line
  14. C2 the Osprey’s 2014 Spring Migration from Jamaica Bay

    GPS-tracked route of Coley II (C2), an osprey fitted with a transmitter in 2013, during his northbound migration from wintering grounds toward Jamaica Bay, New York, in March 2014.

    • Google My Maps
    • Colombia, Venezuela, Cuba and 1 more
    • 62 objects: 61 points, 1 line
  15. Coley the Osprey’s 2012 Southward Migration

    GPS-tracked southward migration of Coley, a male osprey tagged in May 2012, from his nesting grounds in Jamaica Bay through the Caribbean to his wintering area in Colombia, with tracking points from September 24 to October 1.

    • Google My Maps
    • Colombia, Dominican Republic, Haiti
    • 216 objects: 214 points, 2 lines
  16. Migration Routes of Bomnak, Areta and Pikan Cranes

    Migration routes of three individually named cranes, including release, return, wintering and death or poaching locations. The routes span Amur in Russia, northeastern China and Kangwon in North Korea; the map was current as of June 18, 2020.

    • Google My Maps
    • Russian Federation, China, North Korea and 1 more
    • 11 objects: 8 points, 3 lines
  17. Mose the Stork’s Fourth Migration Route, 2022–2023

    Satellite-tracked migration of Mose, a white stork from Köckte in Saxony-Anhalt, during his fourth year. The route follows his southbound journey through the Middle East and Africa and his return to Germany, with recorded locations and stopovers.

    • Google My Maps
    • Germany, Sudan, Chad and 12 more
    • 275 objects: 271 points, 4 lines
  18. C2 the Osprey’s GPS Track at Jamaica Bay, 2013

    GPS-tracked movements of C2, an osprey outfitted with a transmitter in May 2013, around its nesting grounds at Jamaica Bay, New York, from August 14 to 23, 2013. The project follows C2’s migration between the bay and its winter home.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States
    • 158 objects: 157 points, 1 line
  19. Coley the Osprey's Northbound Migration, March 2013

    GPS-tracked northbound migration of Coley, a male osprey, from Jamaica Bay through the Caribbean to Florida between March 7 and 13, 2013. Coley was fitted with a transmitter in 2012; follow his journey and seasonal movements at jamaicabayosprey.org.

    • Google My Maps
    • Cuba, United States, Haiti and 1 more
    • 82 objects: 81 points, 1 line
  20. Meadow Harriers’ Migration Routes in 2023

    Winter migration routes of four named meadow harriers—Doreen, Hilde, Matthias and Hendrik—between Germany and wintering areas in North and West Africa and Italy, with tracking statistics and dates.

    • Google My Maps
    • Algeria, Germany, Italy and 12 more
    • 13 objects: 13 lines
  21. Hummingbird Hawk-Moth Sightings Across Europe and Beyond

    Reader-reported sightings of hummingbird hawk-moths (Macroglossum stellatarum) across France and other countries, with dates, places, seasonal observations and garden flowers visited. Also includes records of other hawk-moths, including Hemaris thysbe in Quebec.

    • Google My Maps
    • European Union: France, Belgium, Canada and 4 more
    • 224 objects: 223 points, 1 line
  22. Nobby the Stork’s Migration Route, 2019–2020

    GPS-tracked migration of Nobby, a white stork nesting at Storchenhof Loburg in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. The route records his autumn journey beginning 12 August 2019, wintering movements across Africa and return on 22 March 2020.

    • Google My Maps
    • Germany, South Sudan, Chad and 13 more
    • 382 objects: 379 points, 3 lines
  23. Egidio’s Seasonal Migrations, 2013–2021

    Seasonal migration routes from 2013 to 2021, tracing autumn and spring journeys across Morocco, Spain and Italy.

    • Google My Maps
    • Italy, Spain, Mauritania and 5 more
    • 18 objects: 1 point, 17 lines
  24. GPS-Tracked Western Marsh Harriers in Autumn 2021

    Migration routes and tracking locations of GPS-tagged Western Marsh Harriers during autumn 2021, spanning Europe and Morocco.

    • Google My Maps
    • Germany, Netherlands, Morocco and 14 more
    • 30 objects: 20 points, 10 lines
  25. Colombia Birdwatching Tour, July 1–15, 2027

    Birdwatching tour through Colombia’s cloud forests, wetlands and Andean highlands, with searches for endemic birds in the Anchicayá Watershed and other sites across Valle del Cauca, Caldas and Tolima.

    • Google My Maps
    • Colombia
    • 18 objects: 18 points
  26. Autumn 2019 Harrier Migration Routes

    Migration routes of Western Marsh Harriers tracked during autumn 2019, with dated observations across Europe and North Africa.

    • Google My Maps
    • Germany, Mauritania, Mali and 9 more
    • 18 objects: 12 points, 6 lines
  27. C2 the Osprey’s Spring Migration from Jamaica Bay, 2014

    GPS-tracked spring migration of Coley II (C2), an osprey fitted with a transmitter in 2013, from its wintering grounds toward its nesting grounds at Jamaica Bay, New York. The dated locations trace its route through the southeastern United States in late March and early April…

    • Google My Maps
    • United States
    • 100 objects: 99 points, 1 line
  28. Mose the Stork’s Migration Routes from Köckte

    Annual migration routes of Mose, a tagged stork from Köckte, Saxony-Anhalt, from its first southbound journey in 2019 to later migrations between Europe, Africa and the Middle East. The map also marks its nesting sites and known stopovers.

    • Google My Maps
    • Germany, Sudan, Egypt and 18 more
    • 23 objects: 10 points, 13 lines