Birds in New Hampshire in September

Percent of complete checklists in New Hampshire that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (26,569 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Blue Jay64%
2. 2Black-capped Chickadee59%
3. 3American Crow45%
4. 4American Goldfinch42%
5. 5Gray Catbird37%
6. 6White-breasted Nuthatch37%
7. 7Eastern Phoebe33%
8. 8Song Sparrow32%
9. 9Downy Woodpecker31%
10. 10Tufted Titmouse29%
11. 11Mourning Dove28%
12. 12American Robin26%
13. 13Northern Cardinal25%
14. 14Northern Flicker25%
15. 15Common Yellowthroat21%
16. 16Red-breasted Nuthatch21%
17. 17Cedar Waxwing19%
18. 18Hairy Woodpecker19%
19. 19Great Blue Heron18%
20. 20Chipping Sparrow17%
21. 21Red-eyed Vireo17%
22. 22Mallard17%
23. 23Common Raven17%
24. 24Double-crested Cormorant17%
25. 25Yellow-rumped Warbler16%
26. 26Canada Goose15%
27. 27White-throated Sparrow15%
28. 28Red-bellied Woodpecker14%
29. 29Belted Kingfisher14%
30. 30American Herring Gull13%
31. 31Turkey Vulture13%
32. 32House Finch12%
33. 33Wood Duck12%
34. 34Pileated Woodpecker12%
35. 35Ruby-throated Hummingbird12%
36. 36Eastern Bluebird12%
37. 37Pine Warbler11%
38. 38Black-throated Green Warbler10%

• White-throated Sparrowfirst arrivals late September, peaks the second week of October
• Golden-crowned Kingletfirst arrivals late September, peaks mid October
• Palm Warblerfirst arrivals early September, peaks early October
• Common Merganserfirst arrivals late September, peaks early April
• White-crowned Sparrowfirst arrivals the second week of September, peaks the second week of October
• Pine Siskinfirst arrivals late September, peaks early March
• Lincoln's Sparrowfirst arrivals the second week of September, peaks late September
• American Pipitfirst arrivals mid September, peaks mid October

• Red-eyed Vireomost gone by early September
• Cedar Waxwingmost gone by mid September
• Pine Warblermost gone by late September
• American Redstartmost gone by mid September
• Black-and-white Warblermost gone by late September
• Ruby-throated Hummingbirdmost gone by the second week of September
• Northern House Wrenmost gone by late September
• Rose-breasted Grosbeakmost gone by the second week of September
• Black-throated Green Warblermost gone by late September
• Eastern Wood-Peweemost gone by the second week of September
• Eastern Warbling Vireomost gone by the second week of September
• Barn Swallowmost gone by early September

39. 39Carolina Wren9.9%
40. 40Northern House Wren9.4%
41. 41European Starling9.4%
42. 42Ring-billed Gull9.2%
43. 43House Sparrow9.1%
44. 44Blue-headed Vireo9.1%
45. 45Swamp Sparrow8.9%
46. 46American Redstart8.3%
47. 47Black-and-white Warbler8.2%
48. 48Red-tailed Hawk8.0%
49. 49Northern Parula7.7%
50. 50Brown Creeper7.5%
51. 51Great Black-backed Gull7.1%
52. 52Rock Pigeon6.9%
53. 53Savannah Sparrow6.6%
54. 54Magnolia Warbler6.5%
55. 55Common Loon6.4%
56. 56Bald Eagle6.3%
57. 57Yellow-bellied Sapsucker6.2%
58. 58Killdeer6.1%
59. 59Palm Warbler6.0%
60. 60Eastern Wood-Pewee6.0%