Summer Birds in New Mexico

Percent of complete checklists in New Mexico that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (114,965 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1House Finch52%
2. 2Mourning Dove42%
3. 3Black-chinned Hummingbird41%
4. 4Lesser Goldfinch36%
5. 5Spotted Towhee34%
6. 6White-winged Dove30%
7. 7American Robin29%
8. 8Common Raven28%
9. 9Broad-tailed Hummingbird24%
10. 10House Sparrow22%
11. 11White-breasted Nuthatch22%
12. 12Turkey Vulture21%
13. 13Barn Swallow20%
14. 14Eurasian Collared-Dove20%
15. 15Chipping Sparrow19%
16. 16Say's Phoebe19%
17. 17Western Kingbird18%
18. 18Blue Grosbeak18%
19. 19Black-headed Grosbeak17%
20. 20Western Wood-Pewee17%
21. 21Northern Flicker17%
22. 22Rufous Hummingbird16%
23. 23Ash-throated Flycatcher16%
24. 24Violet-green Swallow15%
25. 25Mountain Chickadee15%
26. 26Woodhouse's Scrub-Jay15%
27. 27Canyon Towhee14%
28. 28American Crow13%
29. 29Yellow-breasted Chat13%
30. 30Red-winged Blackbird13%
31. 31Western Tanager12%
32. 32Bewick's Wren12%
33. 33Western Bluebird12%
34. 34Bushtit12%
35. 35Ladder-backed Woodpecker12%
36. 36Northern Mockingbird12%
37. 37Curve-billed Thrasher12%
38. 38Rock Pigeon12%
39. 39Mallard11%
40. 40Cliff Swallow10%
41. 41Pine Siskin10%

• Lesser Goldfinchfirst arrivals the second week of June, peaks late August
• Wilson's Warblerfirst arrivals the second week of August, peaks the second week of September
• Chipping Sparrowfirst arrivals late July, peaks late August
• Rufous Hummingbirdfirst arrivals late June, peaks the second week of August
• Townsend's Solitairefirst arrivals mid June, peaks mid October
• Orange-crowned Warblerfirst arrivals early August, peaks mid September
• Northern Shovelerfirst arrivals the second week of August, peaks late November
• Brewer's Sparrowfirst arrivals early August, peaks the second week of September
• Green-winged Tealfirst arrivals the second week of August, peaks the second week of March
• Northern Harrierfirst arrivals late August, peaks mid November
• Lincoln's Sparrowfirst arrivals late August, peaks early October
• Pied-billed Grebefirst arrivals mid July, peaks the second week of November

• Say's Phoebemost gone by late June
• Black-headed Grosbeakmost gone by late August
• Ash-throated Flycatchermost gone by late July
• Red-winged Blackbirdmost gone by late June
• Northern Mockingbirdmost gone by the second week of July
• Bullock's Oriolemost gone by late August
• Yellow-breasted Chatmost gone by late August
• Brown-headed Cowbirdmost gone by late July
• Great-tailed Gracklemost gone by the second week of June
• Killdeermost gone by early June
• Cliff Swallowmost gone by late August
• Western Flycatchermost gone by early August

42. 42Lark Sparrow10%
43. 43Cassin's Kingbird9.8%
44. 44Brown-headed Cowbird9.8%
45. 45Hairy Woodpecker9.8%
46. 46Cooper's Hawk9.3%
47. 47Killdeer9.1%
48. 48Northern Yellow Warbler9.0%
49. 49Western Warbling Vireo9.0%
50. 50Summer Tanager8.8%
51. 51Black Phoebe8.7%
52. 52Plumbeous Vireo8.5%
53. 53Western Flycatcher8.5%
54. 54Great-tailed Grackle8.4%
55. 55American Kestrel8.4%
56. 56Bullock's Oriole8.3%
57. 57Gambel's Quail8.2%
58. 58Pygmy Nuthatch8.2%
59. 59Yellow-rumped Warbler7.9%
60. 60Steller's Jay7.7%