Where can you see the Yellow-eyed Junco?
Some of the best places to see the Yellow-eyed Junco in the wild include Tutuaca (Mexico), Parque Nacional Cerro de la Estrella (Mexico) and Saguaro National Park (United States) — among 5 wildlife hotspots across Mexico and the United States. Every hotspot below shows real sighting data and the best seasons to visit.
Parque Nacional Benito Juárez
San Andrés Huayápam, Mexico
+129 birds+30 mammals
Towering pine and fir forests blanket the high plateaus of Oaxaca’s Sierra Madre Oriental, where elevation exceeds 3,600 meters and […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKParque Nacional Cerro de la Estrella
Mexico
+123 birds+30 mammals
Volcanic ridges rise abruptly from the valley floor south of Mexico City, their slopes clothed in a mosaic of pine-oak […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKSaguaro National Park
Tucson, United States
+126 birds+28 mammals
Towering sentinels of the Sonoran Desert rise across nearly two thousand square kilometers of Arizona’s most iconic terrain. These magnificent […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKSaguaro National Park – Rincon Mountain District
Pima County, United States
+131 birds+28 mammals
Dawn breaks over slopes where towering saguaro cacti puncture the Sonoran Desert sky like sentinels guarding an ancient realm. This […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKTutuaca
Tosanachi, Mexico
+122 birds+22 mammals
Where copper canyons plunge deeper than the Grand Canyon itself, Mexico’s remote Sierra Madre Occidental unfolds in dramatic vertical relief. […]
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