MapIndex

Maps for “Hummingbird migration”

201 maps
  1. Migration Routes of Young Storks from Loburg and Zeppernick, 2022

    Migration routes of young white storks fitted with transmitters in Loburg and Zeppernick, Germany, in summer 2022. The map follows their autumn journeys across Europe and Africa, including the reported deaths of XM958 in Spain and XZ989 in Poland.

    • Google My Maps
    • Germany, Chad, Sudan and 17 more
    • 162 objects: 156 points, 6 lines
  2. Bird Tracking Routes, 2013–2014

    Bird tracking routes recorded between 2013 and 2014, with named tracks and dated observations across Germany, Algeria and other countries.

    • Google My Maps
    • Germany, Algeria, Mali and 19 more
    • 21 objects: 14 points, 7 lines
  3. Migration Route to the Mayor Antilles

    A migration route from Samaná, Dominican Republic, through the Caribbean, with island and coastal stops including San Andrés, Providencia, Corn Island and Navassa Island. Notes identify places with fresh water and include distances between route points.

    • OpenStreetMap uMap
    • Colombia, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and 3 more
    • 26 objects: 16 points, 10 lines
  4. Rough-legged Buzzard Migration Routes, 2019–2020

    Migration routes of rough-legged buzzards tracked between September 2019 and March 2020, with locations across northern Europe and western Russia, including the Netherlands, Sweden, Finland, Belarus and Karelia.

    • Google My Maps
    • Russian Federation, Belarus, Finland and 4 more
    • 6 objects: 4 points, 2 lines
  5. Hawk Migration Observation Sites

    Hawk migration observation sites, including Yura Peninsula and Cape Kōmo in Ehime, Shirakaba Pass in Nagano, and Cape Irago in Aichi. The Ehime Wild Bird Society regularly observes migrating hawks.

    • Google My Maps
    • Japan
    • 4 objects: 4 points
  6. Rolando the Stork’s Migration Routes

    GPS-tracked migrations of Rolando, a breeding white stork from Lindau, Saxony-Anhalt, on journeys between Germany and his wintering grounds in Chad. The account follows his routes through 13 countries during the 2017–2018 and 2018–2019 migrations.

    • Google My Maps
    • Sudan, Chad, Türkiye and 13 more
    • 235 objects: 231 points, 4 lines
  7. C2 the Osprey’s GPS Tracking at Jamaica Bay

    GPS-tracked movements of C2, an osprey outfitted with a transmitter in May 2013, around his nesting grounds at Jamaica Bay, New York. The map is part of a record following his migration to his winter home and return.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States
    • 161 objects: 160 points, 1 line
  8. Mongolia Birdwatching and Illustration Tour

    A 15-day birdwatching and illustration itinerary across Mongolia, from the Siberian taiga and steppe to the Altai Mountains and Gobi Desert. Stops include Hustai, Ugii Lake, Yolyn Am, Khongoryn Els and Gorkhi-Terelj, with opportunities to observe and illustrate raptors and other…

    • Google My Maps
    • Mongolia
    • 11 objects: 10 points, 1 line
  9. C2 the Osprey's Migration from Jamaica Bay, September 2014

    GPS-tracked migration of C2, an osprey tagged in May 2013, from Jamaica Bay, New York, toward its wintering grounds. The September 16–22, 2014 track follows its journey through Florida and Cuba.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States, Cuba
    • 112 objects: 111 points, 1 line
  10. Spring Migration Birding Trip to Magee Marsh, Ohio

    Birding sites, wildlife areas, lodging and restaurants for a shared-expenses trip to Ohio during peak spring migration, including Magee Marsh, Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge and locations around Toledo.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States
    • 39 objects: 39 points
  11. C2 the Osprey's GPS Journey from Jamaica Bay, 2013–2014

    GPS-tracked movements of Coley II (C2), an osprey fitted with a transmitter in May 2013, from its nesting grounds in Jamaica Bay, New York, toward its wintering grounds and back. The displayed dates cover December 2013 to January 2014, with locations near Valencia, Carabobo…

    • Google My Maps
    • Venezuela
    • 348 objects: 347 points, 1 line
  12. Coley the Osprey's Northward Migration, March 2013

    GPS-tracked movements of Coley, a male osprey fitted with a transmitter in May 2012, during his northward migration from his wintering area in Colombia toward Jamaica Bay. The records shown are from March 1–5, 2013.

    • Google My Maps
    • Colombia
    • 70 objects: 69 points, 1 line
  13. Bird Tracking Routes, 2012–2013

    Bird tracks recorded between 2012 and 2013 across Germany, Algeria, Denmark, Poland and other countries, with dated observations credited to individual observers.

    • Google My Maps
    • Germany, Denmark, Poland and 19 more
    • 23 objects: 14 points, 9 lines
  14. Habitats and Migration of Bicknell's Thrush

    Breeding grounds, wintering habitats and spring and fall migration patterns of Bicknell's Thrush, spanning northeastern North America and the Caribbean, including the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Cuba and Jamaica.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States, Dominican Republic, Haiti and 3 more
    • 20 objects: 4 points, 16 areas
  15. Bear Divide Bird Migration Spot and Routes

    Bird migration viewing at Bear Divide near Sylmar, California, with driving routes and an optional meeting place.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States
    • 14 objects: 11 points, 3 lines
  16. Coley the Osprey’s 2012 Southward Migration

    GPS-tracked movements of Coley, a male osprey outfitted with a transmitter in May 2012, during his southward migration from Jamaica Bay toward his winter home. The recorded positions shown here are in Magdalena, Colombia, from October 7 to 13, 2012.

    • Google My Maps
    • Colombia
    • 224 objects: 222 points, 2 lines
  17. 2017–2018 GPS-Tracked Montagu’s Harriers

    Tracking locations and migration routes of satellite-tagged Montagu’s harriers during 2017–2018, across Europe and parts of North and West Africa.

    • Google My Maps
    • Mali, United Kingdom, Germany and 29 more
    • 425 objects: 280 points, 145 lines
  18. Coley II the Osprey’s Migration from Jamaica Bay, 2013

    GPS-tracked migration of Coley II (C2), an osprey outfitted with a transmitter in May 2013, from its nesting grounds in Jamaica Bay, New York, toward its winter home and back.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States
    • 53 objects: 52 points, 1 line
  19. Hummingbird-Watching Sites in Ecuador

    Hummingbird-watching sites in Pichincha and Tungurahua, Ecuador, including lodges and Yanacocha Preserve, with references to species such as the Western Emerald, Velvet-purple Coronet, Black-breasted Puffleg and Sword-billed Hummingbird.

    • Google My Maps
    • Ecuador
    • 4 objects: 4 points
  20. Rough-legged Buzzard Migration Routes, 2019

    Migration routes of rough-legged buzzards Rudy, Janosch and Cars in 2019, spanning northern Europe between the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, Finland and Russia.

    • Google My Maps
    • Finland, Netherlands, Russian Federation and 8 more
    • 9 objects: 6 points, 3 lines
  21. Loburg Storks 2025–26: Migration Routes

    Satellite-tracked migration routes and resting sites of rehabilitated storks Chocolate, Mika and Kilian, released from the Loburg area of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, in 2025. The map follows their movements through March 2026.

    • Google My Maps
    • European Union: Germany, Czechia, Romania and 3 more
    • 315 objects: 300 points, 15 lines
  22. C2 the Osprey’s GPS Tracking from Jamaica Bay

    GPS-tracked movements of C2, an osprey fitted with a transmitter in May 2013, following his route from nesting grounds in Jamaica Bay, Queens, to his winter home and back.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States
    • 67 objects: 66 points, 1 line
  23. Colombia: Hummingbirds and Tanagers of the Western Andes

    A relaxed, easy birding tour through Colombia’s Western Andes, with accommodations and significant locations in Valle del Cauca and Antioquia, including Laguna de Sonso, Río Bitaco and nearby nature reserves.

    • Google My Maps
    • Colombia
    • 14 objects: 13 points, 1 line
  24. Birdwatching Map

    Birdwatching sightings of species including hawks, woodpeckers, egrets, hummingbirds and waterfowl, mostly in New York and elsewhere in the United States.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States, Iceland
    • 37 objects: 37 points
  25. Coley the Osprey’s 2012 Southward Migration

    GPS-tracked southward migration of Coley, a male osprey tagged at Jamaica Bay in May 2012, from his nesting grounds toward his wintering area. The route runs through Florida, Cuba and the Dominican Republic between September 13 and 25, 2012.

    • Google My Maps
    • Cuba, United States, Dominican Republic and 1 more
    • 217 objects: 216 points, 1 line
  26. Coley the Osprey's Southbound Migration, September 2012

    GPS-tracked southbound migration of Coley, a male osprey tagged in May 2012, from nesting grounds in Jamaica Bay, New York, through the eastern United States and Cuba toward his winter home.

    • Google My Maps
    • United States, Cuba
    • 177 objects: 176 points, 1 line
  27. Bird Migration Watching Spots in Île-de-France

    Bird migration observation sites across Île-de-France, including parks, hills, open fields and lakes in Paris and surrounding departments. Notes describe visibility, access and seasonal passage, including post-breeding migration.

    • Google My Maps
    • France
    • 24 objects: 24 points