Birds in Tennessee
Birds in Tennessee in June
The most likely birds in Tennessee in June are Northern Cardinal (71%), Carolina Wren (54%), and American Robin (51%). 107 species show up on at least 1 in 100 checklists.
Percent of complete checklists in Tennessee that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (43,540 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.
Common now
Share of checklists- 1
Northern Cardinal71% - 2
Carolina Wren54% - 3
American Robin51% - 4
Mourning Dove50% - 5
Tufted Titmouse47% - 6
American Crow44% - 7
Northern Mockingbird44% - 8
Carolina Chickadee44% - 9
Blue Jay44% - 10
House Finch40% - 11
Eastern Bluebird37% - 12
Eastern Towhee37% - 13
Indigo Bunting35% - 14
Red-bellied Woodpecker35% - 15
American Goldfinch31% - 16
Downy Woodpecker31% - 17
European Starling31% - 18
Brown-headed Cowbird27% - 19
Common Grackle27% - 20
Song Sparrow27% - 21
Barn Swallow26% - 22
Red-winged Blackbird26% - 23
Brown Thrasher24% - 24
Red-eyed Vireo23% - 25
White-breasted Nuthatch22% - 26
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher21% - 27
Eastern Phoebe21% - 28
Chimney Swift20% - 29
Great Blue Heron20% - 30
Field Sparrow20% - 31
Chipping Sparrow20% - 32
Ruby-throated Hummingbird19% - 33
White-eyed Vireo18% - 34
Eastern Wood-Pewee18% - 35
Tree Swallow18% - 36
Turkey Vulture17% - 37
Eastern Kingbird17% - 38
Common Yellowthroat15% - 39
Great Crested Flycatcher14% - 40
Northern Parula14% - 41
Summer Tanager14% - 42
Yellow-breasted Chat14% - 43
Yellow-billed Cuckoo14% - 44
Wood Thrush13% - 45
House Sparrow13% - 46
Orchard Oriole12% - 47
Northern Rough-winged Swallow12% - 48
Black Vulture12% - 49
Killdeer12% - 50
Canada Goose12% - 51
Mallard11% - 52
Eastern Meadowlark11% - 53
Acadian Flycatcher11% - 54
Pileated Woodpecker11% - 55
Double-crested Cormorant10%
Arriving
New in JuneLeaving
Gone by the end of JuneLess common
Share of checklists- 56
Blue Grosbeak9.5% - 57Northern House Wren9.4%
- 58
Gray Catbird8.9% - 59
Green Heron8.8% - 60
Purple Martin8.6%