Birds in Delaware in November

Percent of complete checklists in Delaware that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (13,133 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1White-throated Sparrow48%
2. 2Turkey Vulture44%
3. 3Carolina Wren44%
4. 4Northern Cardinal43%
5. 5Song Sparrow41%
6. 6Canada Goose39%
7. 7American Robin39%
8. 8Carolina Chickadee39%
9. 9Blue Jay34%
10. 10Red-bellied Woodpecker33%
11. 11Dark-eyed Junco33%
12. 12House Finch30%
13. 13American Crow30%
14. 14Tufted Titmouse30%
15. 15Great Blue Heron29%
16. 16Downy Woodpecker29%
17. 17Red-winged Blackbird28%
18. 18Ring-billed Gull28%
19. 19American Goldfinch26%
20. 20Bald Eagle26%
21. 21European Starling26%
22. 22Mourning Dove26%
23. 23Northern Flicker25%
24. 24Yellow-rumped Warbler25%
25. 25Northern Mockingbird24%
26. 26American Herring Gull23%
27. 27Mallard22%
28. 28Eastern Bluebird20%
29. 29Double-crested Cormorant20%
30. 30White-breasted Nuthatch20%
31. 31Northern Harrier17%
32. 32American Black Duck17%
33. 33Great Black-backed Gull15%
34. 34Black Vulture15%
35. 35Swamp Sparrow15%
36. 36Red-tailed Hawk14%
37. 37House Sparrow14%
38. 38Belted Kingfisher13%
39. 39Golden-crowned Kinglet12%
40. 40Bufflehead12%
41. 41Common Grackle12%
42. 42Dunlin11%
43. 43Greater Yellowlegs11%

• Snow Goosefirst arrivals early November, peaks late December
• American Black Duckfirst arrivals early November, peaks early January
• Great Black-backed Gullfirst arrivals early November, peaks the second week of January
• Pine Warblerfirst arrivals late November, peaks the second week of April
• Hooded Merganserfirst arrivals early November, peaks late December
• Long-tailed Duckfirst arrivals late November, peaks late January
• Tundra Swanfirst arrivals early November, peaks mid December
• Red-breasted Merganserfirst arrivals the second week of November, peaks mid January
• Ring-necked Duckfirst arrivals early November, peaks the second week of March
• Bonaparte's Gullfirst arrivals early November, peaks the second week of January
• Great Cormorantfirst arrivals mid November, peaks late January
• Fox Sparrowfirst arrivals early November, peaks the second week of December

• Blue Jaymost gone by early November
• Northern Flickermost gone by the second week of November
• Forster's Ternmost gone by mid November
• Double-crested Cormorantmost gone by late November
• Eastern Phoebemost gone by early November
• Lesser Yellowlegsmost gone by early November
• Killdeermost gone by early November
• Black-bellied Plovermost gone by late November
• Royal Ternmost gone by mid November
• Wood Duckmost gone by the second week of November
• Brown Pelicanmost gone by the second week of November
• Peregrine Falconmost gone by mid November

44. 44Hairy Woodpecker9.8%
45. 45Ruby-crowned Kinglet9.6%
46. 46Green-winged Teal9.1%
47. 47Cooper's Hawk8.7%
48. 48Cedar Waxwing8.6%
49. 49Forster's Tern8.6%
50. 50Eastern Towhee8.6%
51. 51Red-breasted Nuthatch8.5%
52. 52Northern Shoveler8.3%
53. 53Surf Scoter8.3%
54. 54Pileated Woodpecker8.2%
55. 55Sanderling7.9%
56. 56Laughing Gull7.8%
57. 57Red-shouldered Hawk7.6%
58. 58Hermit Thrush7.6%
59. 59Northern Pintail7.2%
60. 60Fish Crow7.2%