Birds in Hawaii in February

Percent of complete checklists in Hawaii that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (20,059 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Common Myna57%
2. 2Zebra Dove52%
3. 3Warbling White-eye44%
4. 4Spotted Dove42%
5. 5Pacific Golden-Plover40%
6. 6Western Cattle-Egret33%
7. 7Northern Cardinal30%
8. 8House Sparrow30%
9. 9House Finch30%
10. 10Red-crested Cardinal26%
11. 11Common Waxbill18%
12. 12Saffron Finch17%
13. 13Red Junglefowl17%
14. 14Black-crowned Night Heron16%
15. 15Black-necked Stilt15%
16. 16Red-vented Bulbul15%
17. 17Apapane14%
18. 18Hawaii Amakihi14%
19. 19Rock Pigeon14%
20. 20Wandering Tattler14%
21. 21Hawaiian Coot13%
22. 22Java Sparrow13%
23. 23Yellow-fronted Canary12%
24. 24Ruddy Turnstone12%
25. 25Yellow-billed Cardinal12%
26. 26Hawaiian Goose11%
27. 27White-rumped Shama11%
28. 28Gray Francolin10%

• Wedge-tailed Shearwaterfirst arrivals late February, peaks mid September
• Black Noddyfirst arrivals mid February, peaks mid September

• Red Avadavatmost gone by early February

29. 29Scaly-breasted Munia8.8%
30. 30Common Gallinule7.3%
31. 31Rose-ringed Parakeet7.0%
32. 32Iiwi6.9%
33. 33Red-billed Leiothrix6.7%
34. 34Chestnut Munia6.5%
35. 35African Silverbill6.0%
36. 36Japanese Bush Warbler5.9%
37. 37Red-footed Booby5.8%
38. 38Brown Booby5.7%
39. 39Red-whiskered Bulbul5.7%
40. 40Sanderling5.6%
41. 41Laysan Albatross5.3%
42. 42Omao5.2%
43. 43White-tailed Tropicbird5.2%
44. 44Eurasian Skylark5.0%
45. 45Erckel's Spurfowl4.8%
46. 46Northern Mockingbird4.6%
47. 47Hawaii Elepaio4.6%
48. 48Blue-billed White-Tern4.1%
49. 49Mallard4.1%
50. 50Great Frigatebird3.7%
51. 51Red-tailed Tropicbird3.4%
52. 52Kalij Pheasant3.4%
53. 53Hawaiian Duck3.2%

54. 54Northern Pintail3.0%
55. 55Black Francolin2.9%
56. 56Ring-necked Pheasant2.9%
57. 57Northern Shoveler2.9%
58. 58Chinese Hwamei2.6%
59. 59Laughing Gull2.3%
60. 60Western Meadowlark2.3%