Birds in Wisconsin in July

Percent of complete checklists in Wisconsin that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (98,909 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.

1. 1American Robin66%
2. 2American Goldfinch57%
3. 3Red-winged Blackbird52%
4. 4Song Sparrow50%
5. 5Mourning Dove50%
6. 6Northern Cardinal44%
7. 7Black-capped Chickadee44%
8. 8Blue Jay40%
9. 9American Crow39%
10. 10Common Yellowthroat38%
11. 11Northern House Wren37%
12. 12Gray Catbird35%
13. 13Cedar Waxwing31%
14. 14Barn Swallow30%
15. 15Red-eyed Vireo30%
16. 16Downy Woodpecker30%
17. 17White-breasted Nuthatch29%
18. 18Indigo Bunting28%
19. 19Common Grackle27%
20. 20House Sparrow27%
21. 21Chipping Sparrow26%
22. 22Eastern Wood-Pewee25%
23. 23Northern Flicker23%
24. 24Eastern Kingbird23%
25. 25House Finch22%
26. 26Red-bellied Woodpecker21%
27. 27Tree Swallow18%
28. 28Ruby-throated Hummingbird18%
29. 29European Starling18%
30. 30Mallard18%
31. 31Brown-headed Cowbird16%
32. 32Rose-breasted Grosbeak16%
33. 33Great Blue Heron16%
34. 34Sandhill Crane16%
35. 35Hairy Woodpecker15%
36. 36Killdeer15%
37. 37Canada Goose15%
38. 38Northern Yellow Warbler15%
39. 39Baltimore Oriole14%
40. 40Turkey Vulture14%
41. 41Swamp Sparrow12%
42. 42Great Crested Flycatcher12%
43. 43Eastern Bluebird12%
44. 44Ring-billed Gull12%
45. 45American Redstart12%
46. 46Eastern Towhee11%
47. 47Eastern Phoebe11%
48. 48Eastern Warbling Vireo10%
49. 49Field Sparrow10%
50. 50Chimney Swift10%

• Ring-billed Gullfirst arrivals late July, peaks early November
• Lesser Yellowlegsfirst arrivals early July, peaks the second week of August
• Least Sandpiperfirst arrivals early July, peaks the second week of August
• Solitary Sandpiperfirst arrivals the second week of July, peaks the second week of August
• Semipalmated Sandpiperfirst arrivals mid July, peaks mid August
• Pectoral Sandpiperfirst arrivals mid July, peaks the second week of August

• Brown-headed Cowbirdmost gone by the second week of July
• Northern Yellow Warblermost gone by mid July
• Ovenbirdmost gone by mid July
• Wood Thrushmost gone by mid July
• Brown Thrashermost gone by mid July
• Veerymost gone by mid July
• Scarlet Tanagermost gone by mid July
• Blackburnian Warblermost gone by early July
• Eastern Meadowlarkmost gone by late July
• Dickcisselmost gone by mid July
• Northern Parulamost gone by the second week of July
• Bobolinkmost gone by the second week of July

51. 51Wood Duck9.8%
52. 52Ovenbird9.7%
53. 53Green Heron9.2%
54. 54Belted Kingfisher8.7%
55. 55Red-breasted Nuthatch7.7%
56. 56Red-tailed Hawk7.6%
57. 57Bald Eagle7.5%
58. 58Marsh Wren7.1%
59. 59American White Pelican6.8%
60. 60Cliff Swallow6.7%