Birds in Rhode Island in July

Percent of complete checklists in Rhode Island that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (11,424 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Song Sparrow66%
2. 2American Robin56%
3. 3Gray Catbird56%
4. 4American Goldfinch51%
5. 5Red-winged Blackbird49%
6. 6Double-crested Cormorant48%
7. 7American Herring Gull48%
8. 8Mourning Dove45%
9. 9Osprey44%
10. 10Northern Cardinal42%
11. 11Barn Swallow41%
12. 12Great Black-backed Gull35%
13. 13Common Grackle34%
14. 14Great Egret34%
15. 15House Sparrow33%
16. 16Black-capped Chickadee30%
17. 17Carolina Wren30%
18. 18American Crow29%
19. 19Blue Jay29%
20. 20European Starling28%
21. 21House Finch27%
22. 22Northern Yellow Warbler26%
23. 23Common Yellowthroat26%
24. 24Common Tern26%
25. 25Tree Swallow26%
26. 26Great Blue Heron23%
27. 27Tufted Titmouse23%
28. 28Downy Woodpecker23%
29. 29Cedar Waxwing22%
30. 30Least Tern21%
31. 31Willet21%
32. 32Northern Mockingbird21%
33. 33Snowy Egret21%
34. 34Ring-billed Gull21%
35. 35Least Sandpiper20%
36. 36Canada Goose19%
37. 37Laughing Gull19%
38. 38Chimney Swift18%
39. 39Mallard18%
40. 40Chipping Sparrow17%
41. 41Eastern Towhee17%
42. 42Semipalmated Sandpiper16%
43. 43White-breasted Nuthatch16%
44. 44Fish Crow16%
45. 45Semipalmated Plover15%
46. 46Eastern Kingbird15%
47. 47Piping Plover14%
48. 48Northern House Wren13%
49. 49Spotted Sandpiper13%
50. 50Northern Flicker13%
51. 51Willow Flycatcher13%
52. 52Short-billed Dowitcher12%
53. 53Greater Yellowlegs12%
54. 54Ruby-throated Hummingbird12%
55. 55Green Heron12%
56. 56Killdeer12%
57. 57Brown-headed Cowbird11%
58. 58American Oystercatcher11%
59. 59Red-eyed Vireo11%

• Great Blue Heronfirst arrivals early July, peaks mid August
• Sanderlingfirst arrivals the second week of July, peaks the second week of August
• Cooper's Hawkfirst arrivals late July, peaks the second week of October
• Forster's Ternfirst arrivals early July, peaks mid August
• Solitary Sandpiperfirst arrivals mid July, peaks late August
• Pectoral Sandpiperfirst arrivals mid July, peaks late August
• Peregrine Falconfirst arrivals mid July, peaks late September

• American Robinmost gone by mid July
• Northern Yellow Warblermost gone by late July
• Brown-headed Cowbirdmost gone by the second week of July
• Great Crested Flycatchermost gone by early July
• Eastern Towheemost gone by early July
• Ovenbirdmost gone by early July
• Veerymost gone by early July
• Wood Thrushmost gone by the second week of July
• Scarlet Tanagermost gone by early July
• Northern Rough-winged Swallowmost gone by late July
• Prairie Warblermost gone by the second week of July
• Field Sparrowmost gone by late July

60. 60Bank Swallow10%