Birds in New Hampshire in July

Percent of complete checklists in New Hampshire that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (30,496 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1American Robin53%
2. 2American Goldfinch50%
3. 3Song Sparrow48%
4. 4Red-eyed Vireo47%
5. 5Black-capped Chickadee47%
6. 6Blue Jay37%
7. 7Gray Catbird36%
8. 8American Crow36%
9. 9Mourning Dove35%
10. 10Chipping Sparrow32%
11. 11Cedar Waxwing31%
12. 12Northern Cardinal31%
13. 13Common Yellowthroat29%
14. 14Red-winged Blackbird27%
15. 15Tufted Titmouse26%
16. 16White-breasted Nuthatch26%
17. 17Downy Woodpecker24%
18. 18Eastern Phoebe24%
19. 19Eastern Kingbird19%
20. 20Common Grackle18%
21. 21Ruby-throated Hummingbird18%
22. 22Ovenbird15%
23. 23Northern House Wren15%
24. 24Hermit Thrush15%
25. 25Pine Warbler14%
26. 26Great Blue Heron14%
27. 27Veery14%
28. 28Hairy Woodpecker14%
29. 29House Finch14%
30. 30Tree Swallow14%
31. 31Eastern Wood-Pewee14%
32. 32Barn Swallow14%
33. 33Red-breasted Nuthatch13%
34. 34House Sparrow12%
35. 35Northern Flicker12%
36. 36Mallard11%
37. 37Chestnut-sided Warbler10%
38. 38Common Raven10%
39. 39Eastern Bluebird10%
40. 40Northern Yellow Warbler10%
41. 41Blue-headed Vireo10%
42. 42Indigo Bunting10%

• Ring-billed Gullfirst arrivals early July, peaks mid November
• American Black Duckfirst arrivals mid July, peaks mid March
• Least Sandpiperfirst arrivals early July, peaks mid August
• Semipalmated Sandpiperfirst arrivals mid July, peaks late August
• Great Black-backed Gullfirst arrivals late July, peaks early December
• Semipalmated Ploverfirst arrivals mid July, peaks late August
• Greater Yellowlegsfirst arrivals the second week of July, peaks early September
• Lesser Yellowlegsfirst arrivals the second week of July, peaks late August
• Sharp-shinned Hawkfirst arrivals late July, peaks late September
• Solitary Sandpiperfirst arrivals mid July, peaks mid August
• Merlinfirst arrivals early July, peaks late September

• Red-winged Blackbirdmost gone by late July
• Ovenbirdmost gone by the second week of July
• Common Gracklemost gone by mid July
• Northern Yellow Warblermost gone by the second week of July
• Baltimore Oriolemost gone by early July
• Chestnut-sided Warblermost gone by the second week of July
• Ruby-crowned Kingletmost gone by early July
• Veerymost gone by mid July
• Brown-headed Cowbirdmost gone by the second week of July
• Northern Parulamost gone by the second week of July
• Great Crested Flycatchermost gone by the second week of July
• Wood Thrushmost gone by late July

43. 43Scarlet Tanager10%
44. 44European Starling9.9%
45. 45Black-throated Green Warbler9.8%
46. 46Swamp Sparrow9.5%
47. 47Turkey Vulture9.5%
48. 48Red-bellied Woodpecker9.3%
49. 49Belted Kingfisher9.1%
50. 50White-throated Sparrow9.1%
51. 51Yellow-bellied Sapsucker8.9%
52. 52American Redstart8.7%
53. 53Canada Goose8.6%
54. 54Common Loon8.4%
55. 55Chimney Swift8.4%
56. 56American Herring Gull8.3%
57. 57Winter Wren8.2%
58. 58Double-crested Cormorant8.2%
59. 59Wood Duck8.1%
60. 60Wood Thrush8.0%