Birds in Hawaii in July

Percent of complete checklists in Hawaii that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (11,419 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Common Myna61%
2. 2Zebra Dove51%
3. 3Warbling White-eye44%
4. 4Spotted Dove39%
5. 5House Finch34%
6. 6House Sparrow32%
7. 7Northern Cardinal30%
8. 8Red-crested Cardinal29%
9. 9Western Cattle-Egret29%
10. 10Common Waxbill20%
11. 11Red-vented Bulbul19%
12. 12Saffron Finch18%
13. 13Red Junglefowl18%
14. 14Yellow-fronted Canary14%
15. 15Rock Pigeon14%
16. 16Red-billed Leiothrix13%
17. 17Black-crowned Night Heron12%
18. 18Java Sparrow12%
19. 19Yellow-billed Cardinal12%
20. 20White-rumped Shama11%
21. 21Apapane11%
22. 22Black-necked Stilt11%
23. 23Hawaii Amakihi11%
24. 24Scaly-breasted Munia11%

• Japanese Bush Warblermost gone by mid July
• Laysan Albatrossmost gone by mid July
• Black Francolinmost gone by late July

25. 25Hawaiian Goose9.8%
26. 26Great Frigatebird8.9%
27. 27Hawaiian Coot8.8%
28. 28White-tailed Tropicbird8.7%
29. 29Gray Francolin8.4%
30. 30Wedge-tailed Shearwater8.1%
31. 31Chestnut Munia7.3%
32. 32Blue-billed White-Tern6.8%
33. 33Red-footed Booby6.6%
34. 34Red-whiskered Bulbul6.2%
35. 35Rose-ringed Parakeet6.1%
36. 36Omao5.6%
37. 37Common Gallinule5.6%
38. 38Japanese Bush Warbler5.2%
39. 39Red-tailed Tropicbird4.9%
40. 40Iiwi4.9%
41. 41African Silverbill4.7%
42. 42Chinese Hwamei4.6%
43. 43Pacific Golden-Plover4.3%
44. 44Hawaii Elepaio4.3%
45. 45Ruddy Turnstone4.2%
46. 46Brown Booby4.1%
47. 47Wandering Tattler4.1%
48. 48Erckel's Spurfowl3.7%
49. 49Northern Mockingbird3.6%
50. 50Kalij Pheasant3.3%
51. 51Black Noddy3.2%

52. 52Laysan Albatross2.5%
53. 53Black Francolin2.4%
54. 54Hawaiian Hawk2.2%
55. 55Mallard2.2%
56. 56Eurasian Skylark2.0%
57. 57Hawaii Creeper2.0%
58. 58Hawaiian Duck2.0%
59. 59Red Avadavat2.0%
60. 60Hawaiian Petrel1.8%