West · Pacific Flyway
Birds in Sedona, AZ
Sedona is located in Arizona. Arizona's sky islands and Sonoran Desert make it a premier destination for specialty birds found nowhere else in the U.S.
Common Birds in Sedona
The most frequently seen bird species in Sedona, Arizona. Click any bird for full profiles and location-specific data.
Backyard Birds in Sedona
Birds that regularly visit feeders and gardens in Sedona. These species are your best bet for attracting birds to your yard.
Top Bird Watching Spots in Sedona
Madera Canyon
A world-class birding destination hosting over 250 species, including the Elegant Trogon and 15 hummingbird species.
San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area
Almost 57,000 acres along 40 miles of the upper San Pedro River; 100 species of breeding birds call the river home and it provides habitat for 250 species of migrant and wintering birds.
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About birding in Sedona
Sedona is located in Arizona and falls within the West region along the Pacific Flyway. The city's habitats—desert, forest, wetland, urban—support a diverse bird population of more than 570 species.
Whether you're setting up a backyard feeder in Sedona or planning a birding trip to Madera Canyon, this guide covers the most commonly seen species and practical tips for attracting and identifying birds in Sedona, Arizona.