Birds in Arkansas in March

Percent of complete checklists in Arkansas that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (19,376 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Northern Cardinal69%
2. 2American Crow54%
3. 3Carolina Chickadee53%
4. 4Tufted Titmouse52%
5. 5Blue Jay48%
6. 6American Robin45%
7. 7White-throated Sparrow44%
8. 8Red-bellied Woodpecker44%
9. 9Carolina Wren43%
10. 10Dark-eyed Junco37%
11. 11Turkey Vulture37%
12. 12Downy Woodpecker36%
13. 13Mourning Dove36%
14. 14Eastern Bluebird31%
15. 15Northern Mockingbird30%
16. 16Red-winged Blackbird30%
17. 17Canada Goose27%
18. 18House Finch26%
19. 19European Starling26%
20. 20American Goldfinch25%
21. 21Yellow-rumped Warbler22%
22. 22Pine Warbler21%
23. 23Eastern Phoebe21%
24. 24White-breasted Nuthatch21%
25. 25Northern Flicker21%
26. 26Common Grackle19%
27. 27Fish Crow19%
28. 28Brown-headed Cowbird18%
29. 29Pileated Woodpecker15%
30. 30Great Blue Heron15%
31. 31House Sparrow14%
32. 32Killdeer14%
33. 33Red-shouldered Hawk14%
34. 34Eastern Meadowlark14%
35. 35Song Sparrow13%
36. 36Brown Thrasher12%
37. 37Red-tailed Hawk12%
38. 38Double-crested Cormorant12%
39. 39Ruby-crowned Kinglet11%
40. 40Black Vulture11%
41. 41Chipping Sparrow11%
42. 42Cedar Waxwing10%

• Brown-headed Cowbirdfirst arrivals mid March, peaks late April
• Blue-gray Gnatcatcherfirst arrivals mid March, peaks mid April
• White-eyed Vireofirst arrivals late March, peaks late April
• Northern Parulafirst arrivals mid March, peaks mid April
• Barn Swallowfirst arrivals the second week of March, peaks mid July
• Great Egretfirst arrivals mid March, peaks late August
• Chipping Sparrowfirst arrivals mid March, peaks the second week of April
• Brown Thrasherfirst arrivals mid March, peaks early May
• Common Yellowthroatfirst arrivals late March, peaks the second week of May
• Scissor-tailed Flycatcherfirst arrivals late March, peaks the second week of July
• Black-and-white Warblerfirst arrivals the second week of March, peaks early May
• Purple Martinfirst arrivals early March, peaks the second week of July

• Dark-eyed Juncomost gone by late March
• Red-tailed Hawkmost gone by late March
• Mallardmost gone by the second week of March
• Golden-crowned Kingletmost gone by late March
• Ring-billed Gullmost gone by the second week of March
• Buffleheadmost gone by the second week of March
• Gadwallmost gone by late March
• Ring-necked Duckmost gone by mid March
• Brown Creepermost gone by late March
• Snow Goosemost gone by early March
• Fox Sparrowmost gone by early March
• Ruddy Duckmost gone by late March

43. 43Pied-billed Grebe9.8%
44. 44Mallard9.3%
45. 45Blue-winged Teal7.3%
46. 46Bald Eagle7.2%
47. 47Savannah Sparrow7.1%
48. 48Golden-crowned Kinglet7.0%
49. 49Belted Kingfisher6.8%
50. 50Yellow-bellied Sapsucker6.8%
51. 51Eastern Towhee6.6%
52. 52American Coot6.5%
53. 53Wood Duck6.4%
54. 54Gadwall6.3%
55. 55Hairy Woodpecker6.2%
56. 56Northern Shoveler6.1%
57. 57Pine Siskin6.0%
58. 58Field Sparrow6.0%
59. 59Black-and-white Warbler5.6%
60. 60Purple Finch5.4%