Wowarizona.org Website Review

Tucked into the western flank of the Santa Catalina Mountain foothills, our secluded location offers a natural escape. WOW Arizona! is headquartered 20 miles north of the city of Tucson, on a three acre nature preserve, open to the public by appointment. Visitors are welcomed to come see the gardens, to learn about native plants and wildlife. Please feel free and open to participating in. INTERACTIVE PANORAMA PHOTO OF ‘OUR BACKYARD’ WITH EMBEDDED VIDEOS, PHOTOS AND AREA INFORMATION. CLICK TO PLAY AND SEE OUR AREA! You CAN zoom by moving mouse forward or, on a trackpad, use two fingers, spread them apart to enlarge, pull them together to shrink panorama. One finger in any direction to scan, look up or down. The Wild Outdoor World of Arizona! WOW Arizona! is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. We have two patios surrounded by hummingbird feeders, the Upper & Lower Hummingbird Patios. We provide comfortable seating for our We will be adding a menu of suggested donations for people to visit and photograph our flora and fauna! more We have added streaming wildlife cameras for you to view, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week! Our ‘Mountain View’ Camera looks out at our Main Pollinator Garden, with Samaniego Ridge of the Santa Catalina Mountains as a backdrop. Within the view, you’ll see homemade-suet in a feeder on the left. Cardinals, Pyrrhuloxias, Ladder-backed Woodpeckers, Western Scrub-jays, Curve-billed thrashers, Abert’s Towhees as well as hummingbirds are frequently seen while viewing our camera. We keep the suet full in the morning and refill throughout the day. The evening feed happens about an hour and a half before sunset, and, often quail and many other birds are feeding on