Hummingbird Tracker

Download the Hummingbird Guide's Hummingbird Tracker app, to keep track of the hummingbird Spring migration. Follow the hummingbirds as they move from their Winter habitat in the South and Central Americas travelling through the US and Canada to their Summer destinations throughout North America. This app has an interactive migration map of our visitor posted sightings as the hummingbirds travel along their migration route. Use our sighting submission form, included in this app, to submit/post your sightings to the interactive map as these gorgeous little creatures visit your home.

The App Features:
- Hummingbird Sighting Submission Form.
- Interactive Migration Map which shows all sightings submitted by our visitors.
- Homemade Nectar Recipe to fill your feeders when your hummingbirds arrive with a "Printable Version".
- Hummingbird Feeder Reviews of the best most common styles.
- Hummingbird Identifier of the 8 most common hummingbirds in North America.
- Hummingbird Garden Designing recommendations.
- FAQ's of the 6 most common questions about feeding hummingbirds.
- App Coupon for a discount in our store with unique feeders, accessories, birdbaths, gifts and more.
- Newsletter sign-up form link to get the latest news, store promotions, featured articles all about hummingbirds.
- The Hummingbird Blog to keep up with the latest information from "The Hummingbird Guide".

PLEASE NOTE: You will not see your submission on the map immediately. The map is updated periodically through the day.
To those of you in the South, we ask you to please post your sightings to keep the rest of us up to date on the migration as our beloved hummingbirds travel northward. Everyone is anxiously awaiting their arrival and your sightings will help everyone to get ready!
If you enjoy this App and find it useful please leave a Review in The Google Play Store, iTunes App Store or the Amazon App Store. The more visitors who download our app; the more sightings will be posted and in turn help us all to follow the Hummingbird Migration