Birds in Idaho in March

Percent of complete checklists in Idaho that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (28,925 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Canada Goose47%
2. 2Mallard46%
3. 3American Robin46%
4. 4Red-winged Blackbird43%
5. 5Black-billed Magpie39%
6. 6Dark-eyed Junco39%
7. 7Song Sparrow34%
8. 8Northern Flicker33%
9. 9European Starling32%
10. 10House Finch32%
11. 11Red-tailed Hawk31%
12. 12Black-capped Chickadee28%
13. 13Common Raven26%
14. 14Eurasian Collared-Dove24%
15. 15House Sparrow22%
16. 16Mourning Dove20%
17. 17Killdeer20%
18. 18American Crow20%
19. 19Lesser Goldfinch16%
20. 20Common Goldeneye15%
21. 21American Coot15%
22. 22Red-breasted Nuthatch15%
23. 23American Goldfinch15%
24. 24American Kestrel15%
25. 25American Wigeon14%
26. 26White-crowned Sparrow13%
27. 27California Quail13%
28. 28Ring-billed Gull13%
29. 29Great Blue Heron13%
30. 30Ring-necked Duck12%
31. 31Common Merganser12%
32. 32Northern Harrier12%
33. 33Western Meadowlark12%
34. 34Bufflehead10%
35. 35Rock Pigeon10%
36. 36Downy Woodpecker10%
37. 37Pine Siskin10%

• American Robinfirst arrivals mid March, peaks mid June
• Killdeerfirst arrivals early March, peaks early May
• American Cootfirst arrivals mid March, peaks the second week of April
• Brewer's Blackbirdfirst arrivals mid March, peaks mid May
• Tree Swallowfirst arrivals mid March, peaks late May
• Ospreyfirst arrivals mid March, peaks mid August
• Violet-green Swallowfirst arrivals mid March, peaks mid June
• Northern Rough-winged Swallowfirst arrivals late March, peaks the second week of May
• Northern Harrierfirst arrivals early March, peaks early April
• Cinnamon Tealfirst arrivals the second week of March, peaks early May
• Turkey Vulturefirst arrivals the second week of March, peaks the second week of September
• Yellow-headed Blackbirdfirst arrivals mid March, peaks mid May

• Dark-eyed Juncomost gone by late March
• Northern Flickermost gone by the second week of March
• Downy Woodpeckermost gone by late March
• Bald Eaglemost gone by late March
• Golden-crowned Kingletmost gone by mid March
• Merlinmost gone by the second week of March

38. 38Northern Shoveler9.8%
39. 39Gadwall9.6%
40. 40Wood Duck9.3%
41. 41Bald Eagle9.3%
42. 42Snow Goose9.1%
43. 43Green-winged Teal8.9%
44. 44Lesser Scaup7.9%
45. 45Belted Kingfisher7.9%
46. 46Spotted Towhee7.6%
47. 47Northern Pintail7.5%
48. 48Mountain Chickadee7.1%
49. 49Say's Phoebe6.0%
50. 50Ring-necked Pheasant5.8%
51. 51Ruby-crowned Kinglet5.7%
52. 52Hooded Merganser5.5%
53. 53Double-crested Cormorant5.4%
54. 54Yellow-rumped Warbler5.3%
55. 55Sandhill Crane5.2%
56. 56Cooper's Hawk5.2%
57. 57Tundra Swan5.2%
58. 58California Gull5.1%
59. 59Horned Lark4.8%
60. 60Greater White-fronted Goose4.8%