Birds in Nevada in July

Percent of complete checklists in Nevada that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (13,434 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Mourning Dove44%
2. 2House Finch35%
3. 3American Robin30%
4. 4Mallard26%
5. 5Rock Pigeon23%
6. 6Lesser Goldfinch23%
7. 7Common Raven22%
8. 8Eurasian Collared-Dove21%
9. 9Great-tailed Grackle21%
10. 10Canada Goose21%
11. 11House Sparrow20%
12. 12American Coot20%
13. 13Killdeer19%
14. 14Mountain Chickadee19%
15. 15Western Kingbird19%
16. 16Verdin18%
17. 17Northern Mockingbird17%
18. 18Anna's Hummingbird17%
19. 19Red-winged Blackbird16%
20. 20Northern Flicker16%
21. 21Western Wood-Pewee15%
22. 22Brown-headed Cowbird15%
23. 23Black-chinned Hummingbird15%
24. 24White-faced Ibis14%
25. 25Barn Swallow14%
26. 26Brewer's Blackbird14%
27. 27California Quail13%
28. 28Song Sparrow13%
29. 29Yellow-headed Blackbird13%
30. 30Dark-eyed Junco12%
31. 31Cliff Swallow12%
32. 32Turkey Vulture12%
33. 33Red-tailed Hawk12%
34. 34Spotted Towhee11%
35. 35Steller's Jay11%
36. 36Cassin's Finch11%
37. 37Yellow-rumped Warbler11%
38. 38Gambel's Quail11%
39. 39Western Tanager11%
40. 40Ruddy Duck11%
41. 41Northern House Wren10%
42. 42Western Warbling Vireo10%
43. 43Violet-green Swallow10%

• Orange-crowned Warblerfirst arrivals late July, peaks late September
• Ring-billed Gullfirst arrivals early July, peaks the second week of January
• Northern Shovelerfirst arrivals late July, peaks late November
• White-faced Ibisfirst arrivals the second week of July, peaks the second week of August
• Ring-necked Duckfirst arrivals mid July, peaks late January
• Great Blue Heronfirst arrivals late July, peaks early September
• Green-winged Tealfirst arrivals mid July, peaks early March
• Savannah Sparrowfirst arrivals the second week of July, peaks mid September
• Belted Kingfisherfirst arrivals late July, peaks mid September
• Least Sandpiperfirst arrivals early July, peaks mid August
• Snowy Egretfirst arrivals early July, peaks the second week of September
• Greater Yellowlegsfirst arrivals early July, peaks early September

• Spotted Towheemost gone by the second week of July
• Fox Sparrowmost gone by late July
• Townsend's Solitairemost gone by mid July
• Cassin's Vireomost gone by mid July

44. 44California Scrub-Jay10%
45. 45Pied-billed Grebe9.9%
46. 46European Starling9.9%
47. 47Great Blue Heron9.8%
48. 48Black-necked Stilt9.7%
49. 49Northern Yellow Warbler9.7%
50. 50Say's Phoebe9.5%
51. 51Northern Rough-winged Swallow9.1%
52. 52American Kestrel9.0%
53. 53American Avocet8.9%
54. 54Black Phoebe8.7%
55. 55Chipping Sparrow8.6%
56. 56Costa's Hummingbird8.6%
57. 57Bewick's Wren8.4%
58. 58Common Yellowthroat8.4%
59. 59Spotted Sandpiper8.3%
60. 60Cinnamon Teal8.2%