Birds in Oklahoma in March

Percent of complete checklists in Oklahoma that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (21,232 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Northern Cardinal62%
2. 2American Robin44%
3. 3American Crow42%
4. 4Carolina Chickadee41%
5. 5Dark-eyed Junco37%
6. 6Blue Jay37%
7. 7Canada Goose35%
8. 8European Starling33%
9. 9Mourning Dove32%
10. 10Red-winged Blackbird32%
11. 11Carolina Wren31%
12. 12Tufted Titmouse30%
13. 13Red-bellied Woodpecker28%
14. 14Downy Woodpecker27%
15. 15House Sparrow27%
16. 16Mallard25%
17. 17Turkey Vulture25%
18. 18Northern Mockingbird24%
19. 19Eastern Phoebe22%
20. 20House Finch21%
21. 21Double-crested Cormorant21%
22. 22Killdeer19%
23. 23Ring-billed Gull18%
24. 24American Goldfinch17%
25. 25Eastern Bluebird17%
26. 26Brown-headed Cowbird17%
27. 27Great Blue Heron17%
28. 28Northern Flicker16%
29. 29Song Sparrow16%
30. 30Common Grackle16%
31. 31Yellow-rumped Warbler16%
32. 32Red-tailed Hawk15%
33. 33Eurasian Collared-Dove15%
34. 34American Coot15%
35. 35Northern Shoveler14%
36. 36Harris's Sparrow14%
37. 37White-throated Sparrow14%
38. 38Red-shouldered Hawk14%
39. 39Gadwall13%
40. 40Pied-billed Grebe12%
41. 41Eastern Meadowlark11%
42. 42Cedar Waxwing11%
43. 43Fish Crow11%

• Turkey Vulturefirst arrivals mid March, peaks the second week of April
• Great Egretfirst arrivals mid March, peaks mid September
• Scissor-tailed Flycatcherfirst arrivals late March, peaks the second week of May
• Barn Swallowfirst arrivals mid March, peaks the second week of May
• Common Gracklefirst arrivals mid March, peaks early June
• Blue-gray Gnatcatcherfirst arrivals mid March, peaks mid April
• Cliff Swallowfirst arrivals late March, peaks mid May
• Brown Thrasherfirst arrivals the second week of March, peaks early May
• Purple Martinfirst arrivals the second week of March, peaks the second week of July
• Lark Sparrowfirst arrivals late March, peaks late April
• Great-tailed Gracklefirst arrivals mid March, peaks late May
• White-eyed Vireofirst arrivals mid March, peaks the second week of May

• Dark-eyed Juncomost gone by late March
• American Goldfinchmost gone by the second week of March
• Red-tailed Hawkmost gone by late March
• Buffleheadmost gone by late March
• Hooded Mergansermost gone by early March
• Common Goldeneyemost gone by early March
• Ring-necked Duckmost gone by late March
• American Herring Gullmost gone by early March
• Yellow-bellied Sapsuckermost gone by mid March
• Golden-crowned Kingletmost gone by mid March
• Fox Sparrowmost gone by mid March
• Canvasbackmost gone by the second week of March

44. 44Blue-winged Teal9.9%
45. 45Great-tailed Grackle8.8%
46. 46Green-winged Teal7.9%
47. 47American White Pelican7.4%
48. 48White-crowned Sparrow7.4%
49. 49Bufflehead7.3%
50. 50White-breasted Nuthatch7.2%
51. 51Rock Pigeon7.0%
52. 52Field Sparrow6.7%
53. 53White-winged Dove6.7%
54. 54Bald Eagle6.5%
55. 55Ruby-crowned Kinglet6.0%
56. 56Savannah Sparrow5.9%
57. 57Ring-necked Duck5.9%
58. 58Lesser Scaup5.8%
59. 59Ruddy Duck5.6%
60. 60American Kestrel5.6%