- In southern Arizona, the Desert Purple Martin (Progne subis hesperia), a distinct and fascinating subspecies, nests almost exclusively in saguaro and cardon cacti
- Unlike the eastern populations that rely on human-made birdhouses, these "wild martins" maintain strict independence in the Sonoran Desert ... they breed in old woodpecker cavities (known as "boots") located high up in large columnar cacti
- Unlike the eastern populations that rely on human-made birdhouses, these "wild martins" maintain strict independence in the Sonoran Desert ... they breed in old woodpecker cavities (known as "boots") located high up in large columnar cacti
