Birds in Kansas
Birds in Kansas in February
The most likely birds in Kansas in February are Dark-eyed Junco (55%), Northern Cardinal (54%), and Black-capped Chickadee (40%). 98 species show up on at least 1 in 100 checklists.
Percent of complete checklists in Kansas that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (25,840 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.
Common now
Share of checklists- 1
Dark-eyed Junco55% - 2
Northern Cardinal54% - 3
Black-capped Chickadee40% - 4
Canada Goose38% - 5
American Robin37% - 6
Blue Jay37% - 7
American Crow37% - 8
Red-bellied Woodpecker37% - 9
Downy Woodpecker36% - 10
House Finch32% - 11
European Starling32% - 12
House Sparrow30% - 13
Tufted Titmouse29% - 14
Mallard25% - 15
Red-tailed Hawk25% - 16
Mourning Dove25% - 17
American Goldfinch25% - 18
Northern Flicker23% - 19
Carolina Wren22% - 20
Ring-billed Gull19% - 21
White-breasted Nuthatch19% - 22
Eastern Bluebird17% - 23
Red-winged Blackbird17% - 24
Harris's Sparrow16% - 25
American Tree Sparrow14% - 26
Bald Eagle14% - 27
White-throated Sparrow14% - 28
Common Goldeneye13% - 29
Song Sparrow12%
Arriving
New in FebruaryLeaving
Gone by the end of FebruaryLess common
Share of checklists- 30
Eurasian Collared-Dove9.6% - 31
Gadwall9.0% - 32
Snow Goose9.0% - 33
Cackling Goose8.8% - 34
Yellow-rumped Warbler8.4% - 35Northern Harrier8.1%
- 36
White-crowned Sparrow7.4% - 37
Hairy Woodpecker7.3% - 38
Common Merganser7.0% - 39
Hooded Merganser6.9% - 40
Greater White-fronted Goose6.9% - 41
Great Blue Heron6.8% - 42
American Herring Gull6.7% - 43
Ring-necked Duck6.6% - 44
Red-shouldered Hawk6.4% - 45
Bufflehead6.1% - 46
Horned Lark6.0% - 47
Rock Pigeon5.7% - 48
Northern Pintail5.6% - 49
American Kestrel5.4% - 50
Killdeer5.4% - 51
Western Meadowlark5.1% - 52
Lesser Scaup4.8% - 53
Northern Shoveler4.8% - 54
Purple Finch4.6% - 55
Eastern Meadowlark4.6% - 56
Cedar Waxwing4.5% - 57
Green-winged Teal4.2% - 58
Red-breasted Nuthatch4.1% - 59
American Coot4.0% - 60
Brown Creeper3.9%