Birds in Florida
Birds in Florida in February
The most likely birds in Florida in February are Northern Cardinal (50%), Yellow-rumped Warbler (48%), and Turkey Vulture (44%). 153 species show up on at least 1 in 100 checklists.
Percent of complete checklists in Florida that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (262,463 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.
Common now
Share of checklists- 1
Northern Cardinal50% - 2
Yellow-rumped Warbler48% - 3
Turkey Vulture44% - 4
Red-bellied Woodpecker42% - 5
Mourning Dove41% - 6
Palm Warbler39% - 7
Northern Mockingbird38% - 8
Blue Jay36% - 9
White Ibis34% - 10
Great Egret33% - 11
Osprey31% - 12
Double-crested Cormorant30% - 13
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher29% - 14
Great Blue Heron29% - 15
Fish Crow28% - 16
Red-shouldered Hawk27% - 17
Gray Catbird26% - 18
Boat-tailed Grackle26% - 19
Anhinga26% - 20
Carolina Wren25% - 21
Little Blue Heron25% - 22
Red-winged Blackbird23% - 23
Common Grackle22% - 24
Black Vulture22% - 25
Tufted Titmouse22% - 26
Eastern Phoebe21% - 27
American Crow20% - 28
Snowy Egret20% - 29
Tricolored Heron20% - 30
Downy Woodpecker19% - 31
Common Gallinule19% - 32
American Robin18% - 33
Brown Pelican18% - 34
Ring-billed Gull17% - 35
Laughing Gull17% - 36
Pied-billed Grebe14% - 37
Belted Kingfisher14% - 38
Pileated Woodpecker14% - 39
Wood Stork13% - 40
Pine Warbler13% - 41
Carolina Chickadee12% - 42
Bald Eagle12% - 43
Tree Swallow12% - 44
American Coot11% - 45
Eastern Bluebird11% - 46
Sandhill Crane11% - 47
Glossy Ibis11% - 48
European Starling11% - 49Western Cattle-Egret11%
- 50
White-eyed Vireo10% - 51
Eurasian Collared-Dove10%
Arriving
New in FebruaryLeaving
Gone by the end of FebruaryLess common
Share of checklists- 52
Limpkin9.7% - 53
Common Yellowthroat9.6% - 54
Ruby-crowned Kinglet9.4% - 55
American Kestrel9.2% - 56
Northern Parula9.2% - 57
Mottled Duck8.9% - 58
Killdeer8.9% - 59
Royal Tern8.7% - 60
Blue-winged Teal8.0%