Birds in Hawaii in May

Percent of complete checklists in Hawaii that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (12,399 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Common Myna64%
2. 2Zebra Dove50%
3. 3Warbling White-eye47%
4. 4Spotted Dove41%
5. 5House Finch38%
6. 6Northern Cardinal35%
7. 7House Sparrow34%
8. 8Western Cattle-Egret30%
9. 9Red-crested Cardinal30%
10. 10Red-vented Bulbul20%
11. 11Common Waxbill19%
12. 12Saffron Finch19%
13. 13Red Junglefowl17%
14. 14Apapane14%
15. 15Black-crowned Night Heron14%
16. 16Rock Pigeon14%
17. 17White-rumped Shama13%
18. 18Black-necked Stilt12%
19. 19Yellow-fronted Canary12%
20. 20Java Sparrow12%
21. 21Red-billed Leiothrix11%
22. 22Hawaii Amakihi11%
23. 23Yellow-billed Cardinal11%

• Great Frigatebirdfirst arrivals late May, peaks mid July

• White-faced Ibismost gone by early May

24. 24Gray Francolin9.6%
25. 25Hawaiian Goose9.5%
26. 26Hawaiian Coot9.4%
27. 27Scaly-breasted Munia9.0%
28. 28Wedge-tailed Shearwater7.9%
29. 29Red-whiskered Bulbul7.5%
30. 30Chestnut Munia7.5%
31. 31Japanese Bush Warbler7.0%
32. 32Iiwi7.0%
33. 33Wandering Tattler7.0%
34. 34Rose-ringed Parakeet6.9%
35. 35Red-footed Booby6.7%
36. 36Blue-billed White-Tern6.5%
37. 37Great Frigatebird6.4%
38. 38White-tailed Tropicbird5.9%
39. 39Common Gallinule5.7%
40. 40African Silverbill5.6%
41. 41Brown Booby5.2%
42. 42Red-tailed Tropicbird5.0%
43. 43Omao4.9%
44. 44Chinese Hwamei4.8%
45. 45Black Francolin4.7%
46. 46Erckel's Spurfowl4.7%
47. 47Eurasian Skylark4.6%
48. 48Pacific Golden-Plover4.5%
49. 49Ruddy Turnstone4.5%
50. 50Hawaii Elepaio4.3%
51. 51Kalij Pheasant4.1%
52. 52Laysan Albatross3.8%
53. 53Northern Mockingbird3.7%
54. 54Ring-necked Pheasant3.1%

55. 55Mallard2.6%
56. 56Black Noddy2.6%
57. 57Hawaii Creeper2.4%
58. 58Short-eared Owl2.3%
59. 59Hawaiian Duck2.3%
60. 60Sooty Tern2.1%