Birds in South Carolina in June

Percent of complete checklists in South Carolina that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (37,380 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Northern Cardinal71%
2. 2Carolina Wren55%
3. 3Mourning Dove51%
4. 4Tufted Titmouse45%
5. 5Carolina Chickadee43%
6. 6Northern Mockingbird40%
7. 7Red-bellied Woodpecker38%
8. 8American Crow37%
9. 9Blue Jay36%
10. 10Eastern Bluebird36%
11. 11House Finch33%
12. 12Downy Woodpecker28%
13. 13Great Crested Flycatcher27%
14. 14Blue-gray Gnatcatcher24%
15. 15Great Egret24%
16. 16Red-winged Blackbird24%
17. 17Brown Thrasher23%
18. 18Common Grackle22%
19. 19Brown-headed Cowbird21%
20. 20Turkey Vulture20%
21. 21Great Blue Heron20%
22. 22Laughing Gull20%
23. 23Fish Crow19%
24. 24Painted Bunting19%
25. 25Barn Swallow18%
26. 26Chimney Swift18%
27. 27White-eyed Vireo17%
28. 28Eastern Towhee17%
29. 29Ruby-throated Hummingbird17%
30. 30Pine Warbler17%
31. 31Snowy Egret16%
32. 32Chipping Sparrow16%
33. 33Green Heron16%
34. 34American Robin16%
35. 35Summer Tanager15%
36. 36Northern Parula15%
37. 37Osprey15%
38. 38Indigo Bunting14%
39. 39Brown-headed Nuthatch14%
40. 40Eastern Kingbird12%
41. 41Anhinga12%
42. 42American Goldfinch12%
43. 43Red-shouldered Hawk12%
44. 44Little Blue Heron12%
45. 45Boat-tailed Grackle11%
46. 46Red-eyed Vireo11%
47. 47Tricolored Heron11%
48. 48White-breasted Nuthatch11%
49. 49Eastern Phoebe11%
50. 50Brown Pelican11%
51. 51Yellow-billed Cuckoo11%
52. 52Pileated Woodpecker10%
53. 53Black Vulture10%

• Little Blue Heronfirst arrivals late June, peaks the second week of August
• White Ibisfirst arrivals late June, peaks the second week of August
• Wood Storkfirst arrivals early June, peaks early August

• Pine Warblermost gone by early June
• Eastern Towheemost gone by early June
• Yellow-throated Warblermost gone by mid June
• Northern Rough-winged Swallowmost gone by late June
• Sanderlingmost gone by early June
• Semipalmated Plovermost gone by early June
• Spotted Sandpipermost gone by early June
• Semipalmated Sandpipermost gone by the second week of June
• Hudsonian Whimbrelmost gone by early June
• Ruddy Turnstonemost gone by early June
• Hairy Woodpeckermost gone by late June

54. 54Purple Martin9.8%
55. 55Blue Grosbeak9.5%
56. 56Common Yellowthroat9.3%
57. 57Mississippi Kite9.3%
58. 58Eastern Wood-Pewee8.8%
59. 59Wood Stork8.8%
60. 60European Starling8.5%