Birds in New Mexico
Birds in New Mexico in February
The most likely birds in New Mexico in February are House Finch (54%), Dark-eyed Junco (47%), and White-winged Dove (32%). 122 species show up on at least 1 in 100 checklists.
Percent of complete checklists in New Mexico that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (41,096 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.
Common now
Share of checklists- 1
House Finch54% - 2
Dark-eyed Junco47% - 3
White-winged Dove32% - 4
American Robin31% - 5
White-crowned Sparrow30% - 6
Northern Flicker29% - 7
American Crow28% - 8
Common Raven27% - 9
Spotted Towhee25% - 10
House Sparrow24% - 11
Mallard19% - 12
White-breasted Nuthatch19% - 13
Lesser Goldfinch18% - 14
Western Bluebird18% - 15
Eurasian Collared-Dove18% - 16
Canada Goose17% - 17
Mourning Dove17% - 18
Woodhouse's Scrub-Jay16% - 19
Red-winged Blackbird15% - 20
Sandhill Crane15% - 21
Red-tailed Hawk15% - 22
Rock Pigeon14% - 23
Canyon Towhee14% - 24
Yellow-rumped Warbler14% - 25
Ladder-backed Woodpecker14% - 26
American Coot14% - 27
Song Sparrow13% - 28
European Starling13% - 29
Mountain Chickadee13% - 30
Say's Phoebe12% - 31
Bushtit12% - 32
Pine Siskin12% - 33
Curve-billed Thrasher11% - 34
Ruby-crowned Kinglet11% - 35
Northern Shoveler10%
Arriving
New in FebruaryLeaving
Gone by the end of FebruaryLess common
Share of checklists- 36
American Wigeon9.2% - 37
Gadwall8.6% - 38
Townsend's Solitaire8.4% - 39
Green-winged Teal8.4% - 40
American Kestrel8.1% - 41
Bewick's Wren8.0% - 42
Juniper Titmouse7.7% - 43
Cooper's Hawk7.5% - 44
Ring-necked Duck7.5% - 45
Hairy Woodpecker7.4% - 46
Great Blue Heron7.2% - 47
Gambel's Quail7.0% - 48Northern Harrier6.9%
- 49
Downy Woodpecker6.8% - 50
Great-tailed Grackle6.8% - 51
Western Meadowlark6.8% - 52
Ring-billed Gull6.5% - 53
Common Merganser6.3% - 54
Pied-billed Grebe6.2% - 55
Killdeer6.1% - 56
Black Phoebe6.0% - 57
Wood Duck5.9% - 58
Greater Roadrunner5.8% - 59
Bufflehead5.4% - 60
Black-capped Chickadee5.2%