Birds in Texas
Birds in Texas in November
The most likely birds in Texas in November are Northern Cardinal (45%), Northern Mockingbird (43%), and Eastern Phoebe (34%). 208 species show up on at least 1 in 100 checklists.
Percent of complete checklists in Texas that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (188,713 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.
Common now
Share of checklists- 1
Northern Cardinal45% - 2
Northern Mockingbird43% - 3
Eastern Phoebe34% - 4
Great-tailed Grackle30% - 5
Ruby-crowned Kinglet30% - 6
Turkey Vulture28% - 7
Yellow-rumped Warbler28% - 8
Carolina Chickadee27% - 9
Carolina Wren27% - 10
Great Egret26% - 11
Blue Jay26% - 12
Great Blue Heron26% - 13
Mourning Dove26% - 14
White-winged Dove25% - 15
American Crow23% - 16
Black Vulture21% - 17
Orange-crowned Warbler20% - 18
Red-winged Blackbird19% - 19
House Sparrow19% - 20
Killdeer18% - 21
House Finch18% - 22
Red-bellied Woodpecker17% - 23
American Coot16% - 24
European Starling16% - 25
American Kestrel16% - 26
Pied-billed Grebe16% - 27
Double-crested Cormorant16% - 28
Black-crested Titmouse15% - 29Golden-fronted Woodpecker15%
- 30
Snowy Egret15% - 31Northern House Wren14%
- 32
Red-tailed Hawk13% - 33
American Robin13% - 34
Eastern Bluebird13% - 35
Belted Kingfisher12% - 36
Downy Woodpecker12% - 37
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher12% - 38
Ladder-backed Woodpecker12% - 39
Great Kiskadee12% - 40
Red-shouldered Hawk12% - 41
Osprey12% - 42
White-throated Sparrow11% - 43
Savannah Sparrow11% - 44
White Ibis11% - 45
Northern Shoveler11% - 46
Laughing Gull11% - 47
Rock Pigeon11% - 48
Loggerhead Shrike10%
Arriving
New in NovemberLeaving
Gone by the end of NovemberLess common
Share of checklists- 49
Chipping Sparrow9.9% - 50
Green Jay9.8% - 51
Lincoln's Sparrow9.8% - 52
Crested Caracara9.7% - 53
Gadwall9.6% - 54
Mallard9.6% - 55
Neotropic Cormorant9.5% - 56
Northern Flicker9.4% - 57
Ring-billed Gull9.4% - 58
Tufted Titmouse9.1% - 59
White-crowned Sparrow9.0% - 60
American White Pelican8.9%