Birds in Arizona
Birds in Arizona in November
The most likely birds in Arizona in November are House Finch (52%), Gila Woodpecker (47%), and Mourning Dove (47%). 168 species show up on at least 1 in 100 checklists.
Percent of complete checklists in Arizona that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (95,479 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.
Common now
Share of checklists- 1
House Finch52% - 2
Gila Woodpecker47% - 3
Mourning Dove47% - 4
White-crowned Sparrow44% - 5
Yellow-rumped Warbler43% - 6
Verdin42% - 7
Common Raven33% - 8
Ruby-crowned Kinglet33% - 9
Anna's Hummingbird33% - 10
Abert's Towhee30% - 11
Curve-billed Thrasher29% - 12
American Coot27% - 13
Lesser Goldfinch27% - 14
Great-tailed Grackle25% - 15
Black Phoebe24% - 16
Mallard24% - 17
Northern Flicker22% - 18
Gambel's Quail22% - 19
Say's Phoebe22% - 20
Northern Mockingbird22% - 21
Red-tailed Hawk21% - 22
House Sparrow21% - 23
American Wigeon20% - 24
Ladder-backed Woodpecker19% - 25
Vermilion Flycatcher18% - 26
European Starling18% - 27
Rock Pigeon18% - 28
Pied-billed Grebe16% - 29
Phainopepla16% - 30
Cooper's Hawk15% - 31
Eurasian Collared-Dove15% - 32
Northern Cardinal15% - 33
Great Blue Heron15% - 34
Ring-necked Duck14% - 35
Song Sparrow14% - 36
Dark-eyed Junco14% - 37
Cactus Wren14% - 38
Ruddy Duck14% - 39
American Kestrel14% - 40
Killdeer13% - 41
Northern Shoveler12% - 42
Great Egret12% - 43
Red-winged Blackbird12% - 44
Bewick's Wren12% - 45
White-breasted Nuthatch11% - 46
Orange-crowned Warbler11% - 47
Western Bluebird10% - 48
Chipping Sparrow10%
Arriving
New in NovemberLeaving
Gone by the end of NovemberLess common
Share of checklists- 49
Lincoln's Sparrow9.8% - 50
Black-throated Sparrow9.5% - 51
Green-winged Teal9.1% - 52
Black-tailed Gnatcatcher8.9% - 53Northern Harrier8.9%
- 54
Gadwall8.7% - 55
Costa's Hummingbird8.7% - 56
American Robin8.4% - 57
Acorn Woodpecker8.3% - 58
Bridled Titmouse8.0% - 59
Canyon Towhee8.0% - 60
Belted Kingfisher8.0%