Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory - Bisbee, AZ - a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the birds native to the Southeast

Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory is located at 2899 Hidden Meadow Lane in Bisbee, Arizona. The facility is non-profit and dedicates itself to preserving and conserving the Birds native to southeastern Arizona. The species diversity and habitats are preserved with education, monitoring and research.

The observatory was founded to cover the conservation of the areas birds during 1996. The facility works in conjunction with other non-profit organizations, private landowners, businesses and government agencies to achieve this goal. There are some considerations to take when planning a trip to the observatory.

The best time to visit the Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory is from the middle of April to the middle of September to see the largest variety of bird species specific to the southwest. The weather is more comfortable during this time of year.

There is ample lodging both in Bisbee and in the nearby cities of Sierra Vista, Tucson and Willcox to fix those of various budgets. Bisbee has historical accommodations for visitors. Choices for accommodations while visiting the area range from primitive to luxury with room service and various amenities included.

Anyone in the area of Bisbee, Arizona with an interest in birds should make it a point to visit the Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory at least once.