Birds in Florida
Birds in Florida in January
The most likely birds in Florida in January are Turkey Vulture (46%), Palm Warbler (44%), and Yellow-rumped Warbler (42%). 162 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 (282,419 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.
Common now
Share of checklists- 1
Turkey Vulture46% - 2
Palm Warbler44% - 3
Yellow-rumped Warbler42% - 4
Red-bellied Woodpecker39% - 5
Northern Cardinal38% - 6
Great Egret36% - 7
Mourning Dove36% - 8
White Ibis35% - 9
Northern Mockingbird33% - 10
Double-crested Cormorant32% - 11
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher32% - 12
Great Blue Heron31% - 13
Blue Jay30% - 14
Osprey30% - 15
Anhinga29% - 16
Little Blue Heron27% - 17
Eastern Phoebe27% - 18
Red-shouldered Hawk26% - 19
Gray Catbird24% - 20
Boat-tailed Grackle24% - 21
Black Vulture23% - 22
Snowy Egret22% - 23
Tricolored Heron21% - 24
Fish Crow21% - 25
Ring-billed Gull21% - 26
Carolina Wren20% - 27
Common Gallinule20% - 28
Brown Pelican20% - 29
American Crow19% - 30
Common Grackle19% - 31
Laughing Gull18% - 32
Red-winged Blackbird18% - 33
Pied-billed Grebe17% - 34
Downy Woodpecker17% - 35
Belted Kingfisher17% - 36
Tufted Titmouse17% - 37
American Robin17% - 38
Wood Stork15% - 39
Bald Eagle13% - 40
Tree Swallow13% - 41
American Coot13% - 42Western Cattle-Egret12%
- 43
Pine Warbler12% - 44
American Kestrel12% - 45
Pileated Woodpecker12% - 46
Sandhill Crane12% - 47
Killdeer12% - 48
Common Yellowthroat11% - 49
Glossy Ibis11% - 50
Ruby-crowned Kinglet11% - 51
Carolina Chickadee11% - 52
Royal Tern10% - 53
European Starling10%
Arriving
New in JanuaryLeaving
Gone by the end of JanuaryLess common
Share of checklists- 54
Loggerhead Shrike9.9% - 55Northern House Wren9.2%
- 56
Eastern Bluebird9.1% - 57
Eurasian Collared-Dove9.0% - 58
Forster's Tern8.8% - 59
Blue-winged Teal8.7% - 60
Limpkin8.5%