Birds in Florida in July

Percent of complete checklists in Florida that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (102,752 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Northern Cardinal58%
2. 2Mourning Dove55%
3. 3Red-bellied Woodpecker46%
4. 4Northern Mockingbird42%
5. 5Blue Jay42%
6. 6White Ibis35%
7. 7Fish Crow33%
8. 8Carolina Wren31%
9. 9Great Egret30%
10. 10Osprey26%
11. 11Tufted Titmouse24%
12. 12Red-winged Blackbird23%
13. 13Downy Woodpecker22%
14. 14Common Grackle22%
15. 15Boat-tailed Grackle22%
16. 16Anhinga21%
17. 17Laughing Gull21%
18. 18Little Blue Heron21%
19. 19Great Blue Heron21%
20. 20Snowy Egret20%
21. 21Red-shouldered Hawk20%
22. 22American Crow19%
23. 23Tricolored Heron18%
24. 24Common Gallinule16%
25. 25Green Heron15%
26. 26Black-bellied Whistling-Duck15%
27. 27Carolina Chickadee14%
28. 28Turkey Vulture14%
29. 29Black Vulture14%
30. 30Pileated Woodpecker14%
31. 31Great Crested Flycatcher13%
32. 32Eurasian Collared-Dove13%
33. 33Common Ground Dove13%
34. 34Brown Pelican13%
35. 35Double-crested Cormorant13%
36. 36Western Cattle-Egret12%
37. 37Eastern Bluebird12%
38. 38Blue-gray Gnatcatcher12%
39. 39Chimney Swift12%
40. 40European Starling11%
41. 41House Finch10%

• American Redstartfirst arrivals late July, peaks the second week of October
• Belted Kingfisherfirst arrivals late July, peaks early November
• Black-and-white Warblerfirst arrivals mid July, peaks the second week of October
• Yellow-throated Warblerfirst arrivals early July, peaks early October
• Prairie Warblerfirst arrivals mid July, peaks late September
• Bald Eaglefirst arrivals mid July, peaks late November
• Ruby-throated Hummingbirdfirst arrivals early July, peaks late September
• Willetfirst arrivals the second week of July, peaks late August
• Forster's Ternfirst arrivals late July, peaks mid January
• Sanderlingfirst arrivals mid July, peaks mid November
• Spotted Sandpiperfirst arrivals the second week of July, peaks mid August
• Least Sandpiperfirst arrivals the second week of July, peaks the second week of August

• Red-winged Blackbirdmost gone by late July
• Swallow-tailed Kitemost gone by late July
• Brown-headed Cowbirdmost gone by the second week of July
• Wood Duckmost gone by the second week of July

42. 42Brown Thrasher10%
43. 43White-eyed Vireo9.8%
44. 44Royal Tern9.4%
45. 45Northern Parula9.4%
46. 46Rock Pigeon9.0%
47. 47Ruby-throated Hummingbird8.5%
48. 48Sandhill Crane8.4%
49. 49Loggerhead Shrike8.2%
50. 50Least Tern8.2%
51. 51Willet8.0%
52. 52House Sparrow7.2%
53. 53Swallow-tailed Kite7.1%
54. 54Glossy Ibis7.1%
55. 55Eastern Towhee7.0%
56. 56Limpkin7.0%
57. 57Killdeer6.7%
58. 58Mottled Duck6.4%
59. 59White-winged Dove6.3%
60. 60Barn Swallow6.2%