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A Hummingbird In The Beeweed, Great Basin National Park

A little hummingbird hovering as it sips nectar from the purple beeweed surrounded by bright yellow flowers at Great Basin National Park.
Rebecca Latson
Monday, May 22, 2023

This little hummingbird was happily sipping nectar from the flowers at the Great Basin National Park visitor center. "Many types of birds can be found in Great Basin National Park and the surrounding area. A large variety of birds can be seen in the many different habitats encountered between the town of Baker (5,280 feet elevation) and the end of the Scenic Drive (10,000 feet elevation). Many birds such as the Common Raven, Northern Flicker and the American Robin, can be found in more than one type of habitat."

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