You’re more likely to spot a black-chinned hummingbird or Costa’s hummingbird in parts of eastern SLO County, such as Paso Robles, Santa Margarita Lake and Carrizo Plain.

They swing back through the Golden State in the fall before wintering in Mexico. You’re more likely to spot a black-chinned hummingbird or Costa’s hummingbird in desert areas.

From ruby-throated to black-chinned hummingbirds, the map has a colored icon for each type. Just use the key to identify which birds are in your area.