"America's Premier Hummingbird Viewing Spot" Holds the US 1 day Hummingbird species record
 
(14 species, set on 30 June 2002 and tied on 18 & 19 July 2006)
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The CAS has been off limits since 2008 to the use of: Fresnel type FLASH, tripod, HUGE type lens and SETUPS
for FULL FLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY. The JERK who was here then asked me to put this on our website.
For 2010 a BLEACHER has replaced the CAS benches. It is closer to the feeders for BETTER VIEWING/PHOTOS,
but leaves no room for in front setups. The AREA TO THE EAST and the AREA BEHIND the bleacher is where
long lens setups are allowed. If this and the above makes you unhappy, then don't stay/visit.

Our western property fence at Miller Creek and the next half mile up canyon is considered by many local
birders to be the best Huachuca Mountain location for WARBLERS during spring/fall migration.
One will not see any advertisements for our Guest Ranch, because We rely on returning GUESTS,
WORD of MOUTH, "LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION" and ARTICLES like the following:
Nice article about the place in the, 31 Sept 07, Scottsdale's Sunday East Valley Tribune
We are in the 11 June 07, UK's Sunday Telegraph Hummingbird Article on visiting Southeast Arizona
Miller Canyon & Beatty's Orchard is STOP #31 on the NEW Southeastern
Arizona Birding Trail
Only click on the following 895KB pdf Tom Beatty Jr. interview if you have high speed internet service
"Ramsey Canyon Leopard Frog National Fish & Wildlife Foundation" article
Natural light is all you need to photograph Hummingbirds in flight with Digital Cameras. For examples
of in-flight pictures taken with a Digital Canon 20D and Sigma 28-90mm or 50-500mm
lens in natural light. Visit Lisa Williams 's www.arizonabirder.com
Most recent RARE YARDBIRD sighting is that of a CRESCENT-CHESTED WARBLER. The October 2004 Arizona Highways Front Cover was taken 100 yards west of our property
NOTE: To serve you better, we now have a SATELLITE For Great Bird/Nature photography: With Set up tables and below ground blinds overlooking a Pond etc. Earle A. Robinson has Preferred Photographer Status at BEATTY'S GUEST RANCH because of his The Ramsey Canyon Leopard Frog started spring 2009 egg laying the first week of
March.
Six sighting by 12 Birders during the 12-15 August 2005 period.
The following is a reply from my [BIRDWG05] email: "Crescent-chested Warbler now a yard bird"
Quite possibly the only yard north of Mexico to host three different members of the genus Parula!
Don't let the county assessor know. ;-) Mark Stevenson Tucson, AZ
The February 2006 issue of ARIZONA HIGHWAYS has the PERIMETER
TRAIL as the hike of the month. This 3.7 mile trail goes from
MILLER to CARR CANYON. The back inside cover page has a
nice up canyon view of upper MILLER CANYON/PEAK. With
Beatty's Guest Ranch Units E/F, faintly visible in the upper right
hand area. Also Beatty's Guest Ranch is mentioned in the April
2006 issue.
internet provider and a Cell phone system. HOW WE DID IT info
try Bill Forbes's Professional Photographer setup near Madera Canyon.
His Photographic Trigger System was used at our Cabin A by BOB CLARK to take the following
of two BLACK-CHINNED females.
Patience, Unobtrusive Behavior, Knowledge and Kindness; when photographing Hummingbirds. Being
on this list means that he can come in anytime and will be notified of any rare bird sightings, nests etc.
New FROG SIGN on fence near Gazebo. To see it, CLICK ON Load NEW FROG sign
Note: Will take a moment to load.
Last Update:
12/27/2011
Web Author: Thomas L. Beatty Sr./Jr.
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