Birds in Kansas in March

Percent of complete checklists in Kansas that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (32,151 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Northern Cardinal56%
2. 2American Robin55%
3. 3Dark-eyed Junco47%
4. 4Canada Goose40%
5. 5American Crow40%
6. 6Red-winged Blackbird37%
7. 7Black-capped Chickadee36%
8. 8Blue Jay36%
9. 9Mourning Dove35%
10. 10Red-bellied Woodpecker34%
11. 11European Starling33%
12. 12Downy Woodpecker30%
13. 13House Finch28%
14. 14Tufted Titmouse28%
15. 15Killdeer27%
16. 16Northern Flicker26%
17. 17House Sparrow26%
18. 18Mallard25%
19. 19Red-tailed Hawk24%
20. 20Carolina Wren23%
21. 21Eastern Bluebird22%
22. 22American Goldfinch20%
23. 23Song Sparrow19%
24. 24Common Grackle19%
25. 25Ring-billed Gull19%
26. 26Northern Shoveler18%
27. 27Harris's Sparrow17%
28. 28Turkey Vulture16%
29. 29Eastern Phoebe16%
30. 30Eastern Meadowlark16%
31. 31Great Blue Heron16%
32. 32White-breasted Nuthatch15%
33. 33Gadwall15%
34. 34Blue-winged Teal13%
35. 35White-throated Sparrow13%
36. 36Green-winged Teal13%
37. 37American Coot13%
38. 38Bufflehead12%
39. 39Eurasian Collared-Dove11%
40. 40Double-crested Cormorant10%

• Red-winged Blackbirdfirst arrivals early March, peaks mid April
• Turkey Vulturefirst arrivals the second week of March, peaks mid April
• Brown-headed Cowbirdfirst arrivals early March, peaks the second week of May
• Blue-winged Tealfirst arrivals early March, peaks mid April
• Brown Thrasherfirst arrivals mid March, peaks early May
• Eastern Meadowlarkfirst arrivals mid March, peaks early June
• Chipping Sparrowfirst arrivals mid March, peaks early May
• Eastern Phoebefirst arrivals early March, peaks early April
• Blue-gray Gnatcatcherfirst arrivals late March, peaks early May
• Purple Martinfirst arrivals mid March, peaks mid July
• Northern Bobwhitefirst arrivals late March, peaks mid June
• Tree Swallowfirst arrivals the second week of March, peaks mid April

• American Tree Sparrowmost gone by the second week of March
• Bald Eaglemost gone by early March
• Common Goldeneyemost gone by the second week of March
• Orange-crowned Warblermost gone by early March
• Cackling Goosemost gone by early March
• Snow Goosemost gone by the second week of March
• Hairy Woodpeckermost gone by mid March
• Hooded Mergansermost gone by the second week of March
• American Herring Gullmost gone by the second week of March
• Common Mergansermost gone by the second week of March
• Red-breasted Nuthatchmost gone by mid March
• Greater White-fronted Goosemost gone by early March

41. 41Lesser Scaup10%
42. 42Bald Eagle9.2%
43. 43Ring-necked Duck8.9%
44. 44Yellow-rumped Warbler8.9%
45. 45Pied-billed Grebe8.7%
46. 46Western Meadowlark8.4%
47. 47Brown-headed Cowbird8.4%
48. 48American Wigeon7.5%
49. 49American Tree Sparrow7.4%
50. 50Northern Harrier7.3%
51. 51Horned Lark7.3%
52. 52Red-shouldered Hawk7.1%
53. 53White-crowned Sparrow7.1%
54. 54Wood Duck7.0%
55. 55Ruddy Duck6.6%
56. 56Rock Pigeon6.4%
57. 57American Kestrel6.4%
58. 58Hairy Woodpecker6.1%
59. 59Common Goldeneye6.1%
60. 60Northern Pintail5.6%