Are there exotic birds in Mexico? Where can I go bird watching in Mexico?

There are thousands of opportunities for bird watching in Mexico.  Here in the Yucatan we have many species of birds that are native to this area, and we have professional guides who work out of Celestún, Yucatan (a small town on the beach about 90 minutes west of Merida, by car) that guide throughout Latin America.
 
Some of the most beautiful birds are the Turquoise- browed Motmot , Yucatan Jay, Yucatan Woodpecker, many parrots, Orange Oriole, many varieties of...

There are thousands of opportunities for bird watching in Mexico.  Here in the Yucatan we have many species of birds that are native to this area, and we have professional guides who work out of Celestún, Yucatan (a small town on the beach about 90 minutes west of Merida, by car) that guide throughout Latin America.
 
Some of the most beautiful birds are the Turquoise- browed Motmot , Yucatan Jay, Yucatan Woodpecker, many parrots, Orange Oriole, many varieties of hummingbirds, and the famous Yucatan Wren, to name a few.
 
At my villa in Celestún we feed the hummingbirds every day between 6 and 8 liters of sugar water, and have been doing this for 13 years.  The Bird guides bring people from all over the world to see them. The Motmots visit in the early mornings as do the Orioles and Yucatan Wrens. It is always a pleasure to live and or visit in an area that has an abundance of exotic birds.
 
Here in Celestún you can get guided tours in the early mornings, then back for a hearty breakfast, then off for more bird watching while also having time in your day to enjoy the wonderful beaches and sea food restaurants of Celestún.

 

(Yucatan jay bird native to Yucatan, Mexico, pictured.)

 

​Xalapa in the state of Veracruz, and area is nestled in the Gulf side of the mountains, and is surrounded by cloud forests.  There are many nature preserves, and as such, a wide variety of birds.  The region is also on the migratory path for many species, so the birds one sees can vary considerably throughout the year.

 

(Bumblebee hummingbird found in Minta, Veracruz, Mexico, pictured.)

 

​Xalapa in the state of Veracruz, and area is nestled in the Gulf side of the mountains, and is surrounded by cloud forests.  There are many nature preserves, and as such, a wide variety of birds.  The region is also on the migratory path for many species, so the birds one sees can vary considerably throughout the year.

 

(Bumblebee hummingbird found in Minta, Veracruz, Mexico, pictured.)