Birds in Hawaii in November

Percent of complete checklists in Hawaii that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (14,288 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Common Myna58%
2. 2Zebra Dove57%
3. 3Pacific Golden-Plover45%
4. 4Warbling White-eye45%
5. 5Spotted Dove41%
6. 6Western Cattle-Egret35%
7. 7House Sparrow30%
8. 8Red-crested Cardinal26%
9. 9House Finch23%
10. 10Northern Cardinal22%
11. 11Common Waxbill19%
12. 12Black-necked Stilt19%
13. 13Red Junglefowl18%
14. 14Black-crowned Night Heron18%
15. 15Saffron Finch17%
16. 16Wandering Tattler17%
17. 17Hawaiian Coot17%
18. 18Java Sparrow16%
19. 19Ruddy Turnstone16%
20. 20Red-vented Bulbul16%
21. 21Hawaiian Goose13%
22. 22Yellow-billed Cardinal13%
23. 23Rock Pigeon13%
24. 24Yellow-fronted Canary13%
25. 25Apapane13%
26. 26White-rumped Shama13%
27. 27Gray Francolin11%
28. 28Hawaii Amakihi11%

• Laysan Albatrossfirst arrivals early November, peaks early March

• Wedge-tailed Shearwatermost gone by mid November
• Black Noddymost gone by mid November
• Pectoral Sandpipermost gone by early November
• Sooty Ternmost gone by the second week of November

29. 29Scaly-breasted Munia9.3%
30. 30Common Gallinule9.2%
31. 31Sanderling8.2%
32. 32Red-billed Leiothrix8.0%
33. 33Iiwi7.2%
34. 34African Silverbill6.4%
35. 35Rose-ringed Parakeet6.2%
36. 36Northern Shoveler5.9%
37. 37White-tailed Tropicbird5.9%
38. 38Chestnut Munia5.8%
39. 39Red-whiskered Bulbul5.8%
40. 40Great Frigatebird5.7%
41. 41Northern Pintail5.7%
42. 42Northern Mockingbird5.2%
43. 43Wedge-tailed Shearwater4.8%
44. 44Mallard4.5%
45. 45Omao4.3%
46. 46Red-footed Booby4.2%
47. 47Brown Booby4.0%
48. 48Eurasian Skylark4.0%
49. 49Hawaii Elepaio3.6%
50. 50Blue-billed White-Tern3.5%
51. 51Lesser Scaup3.5%
52. 52Erckel's Spurfowl3.4%
53. 53Hawaiian Duck3.2%
54. 54Chinese Hwamei3.2%
55. 55Kalij Pheasant3.0%

56. 56Japanese Bush Warbler2.9%
57. 57White-faced Ibis2.9%
58. 58Laysan Albatross2.7%
59. 59American Wigeon2.6%
60. 60Black Noddy2.6%