Birds in Tennessee in April

Percent of complete checklists in Tennessee that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (77,739 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1Northern Cardinal76%
2. 2Tufted Titmouse59%
3. 3Carolina Wren58%
4. 4Carolina Chickadee55%
5. 5American Robin55%
6. 6Blue Jay53%
7. 7American Crow49%
8. 8Red-bellied Woodpecker48%
9. 9Mourning Dove46%
10. 10Northern Mockingbird41%
11. 11Eastern Towhee39%
12. 12Eastern Bluebird39%
13. 13Downy Woodpecker39%
14. 14American Goldfinch38%
15. 15White-throated Sparrow37%
16. 16Blue-gray Gnatcatcher35%
17. 17Brown-headed Cowbird35%
18. 18House Finch34%
19. 19European Starling34%
20. 20Red-winged Blackbird30%
21. 21Canada Goose29%
22. 22Yellow-rumped Warbler28%
23. 23Song Sparrow27%
24. 24Chipping Sparrow26%
25. 25Turkey Vulture25%
26. 26Brown Thrasher25%
27. 27White-breasted Nuthatch25%
28. 28Tree Swallow23%
29. 29Great Blue Heron23%
30. 30Eastern Phoebe22%
31. 31Common Grackle22%
32. 32White-eyed Vireo22%
33. 33Northern Parula21%
34. 34Field Sparrow20%
35. 35Northern Rough-winged Swallow18%
36. 36Barn Swallow18%
37. 37Pileated Woodpecker18%
38. 38Mallard17%
39. 39Black Vulture17%
40. 40Red-eyed Vireo16%
41. 41Ruby-crowned Kinglet14%
42. 42Killdeer13%
43. 43Yellow-throated Warbler13%
44. 44Chimney Swift12%
45. 45Indigo Bunting12%
46. 46Eastern Meadowlark12%
47. 47Double-crested Cormorant11%
48. 48Ruby-throated Hummingbird11%
49. 49House Sparrow11%
50. 50Northern Flicker11%
51. 51Red-tailed Hawk11%
52. 52Red-shouldered Hawk11%
53. 53Common Yellowthroat10%
54. 54Wood Duck10%
55. 55Eastern Kingbird10%
56. 56Osprey10%

• Ruby-throated Hummingbirdfirst arrivals early April, peaks the second week of September
• Indigo Buntingfirst arrivals the second week of April, peaks early July
• Red-eyed Vireofirst arrivals early April, peaks the second week of May
• Eastern Wood-Peweefirst arrivals mid April, peaks the second week of September
• Great Crested Flycatcherfirst arrivals the second week of April, peaks the second week of May
• Chimney Swiftfirst arrivals early April, peaks mid May
• Gray Catbirdfirst arrivals the second week of April, peaks late September
• Eastern Kingbirdfirst arrivals early April, peaks the second week of May
• Summer Tanagerfirst arrivals the second week of April, peaks the second week of May
• Wood Thrushfirst arrivals early April, peaks early May
• Common Yellowthroatfirst arrivals early April, peaks the second week of May
• Scarlet Tanagerfirst arrivals the second week of April, peaks early May

• White-throated Sparrowmost gone by late April
• Ruby-crowned Kingletmost gone by late April
• Golden-crowned Kingletmost gone by early April
• Pied-billed Grebemost gone by early April
• Swamp Sparrowmost gone by late April
• Hermit Thrushmost gone by the second week of April
• American Cootmost gone by the second week of April
• Bald Eaglemost gone by the second week of April
• Bonaparte's Gullmost gone by early April
• Common Loonmost gone by early April
• Purple Finchmost gone by early April
• Northern Shovelermost gone by early April

57. 57Wood Thrush9.8%
58. 58Palm Warbler9.7%
59. 59Wild Turkey9.3%
60. 60Pine Warbler9.3%