Birds in Wyoming
Birds in Wyoming in January
The most likely birds in Wyoming in January are House Finch (31%), House Sparrow (31%), and Black-billed Magpie (30%). 65 species show up on at least 1 in 100 checklists.
Percent of complete checklists in Wyoming that reported the bird during these weeks, 2016–2025 (9,246 checklists). It shows how likely you are to list the bird, not how many there are. Methods.
Common now
Share of checklists- 1
House Finch31% - 2
House Sparrow31% - 3
Black-billed Magpie30% - 4
Eurasian Collared-Dove30% - 5
Black-capped Chickadee27% - 6
Common Raven26% - 7
American Crow24% - 8
European Starling22% - 9
Northern Flicker21% - 10
Mallard21% - 11
Mountain Chickadee16% - 12
Dark-eyed Junco16% - 13
Canada Goose15% - 14
Red-breasted Nuthatch11% - 15
Bald Eagle11% - 16
Rock Pigeon11% - 17
Common Goldeneye10%
Arriving
New in JanuaryLess common
Share of checklists- 18
American Robin9.9% - 19
Downy Woodpecker9.9% - 20
Rough-legged Hawk8.6% - 21
American Goldfinch8.5% - 22
Red-tailed Hawk8.5% - 23
Townsend's Solitaire8.2% - 24
Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch5.8% - 25
American Tree Sparrow5.5% - 26
Hairy Woodpecker5.0% - 27
White-breasted Nuthatch4.9% - 28
Blue Jay4.8% - 29
Barrow's Goldeneye4.4% - 30
Belted Kingfisher4.3% - 31
Golden Eagle4.2% - 32
Common Merganser4.2% - 33
American Dipper4.1% - 34
Pine Siskin4.0% - 35
Trumpeter Swan3.7% - 36
Brown Creeper3.6% - 37
Clark's Nutcracker3.5% - 38
Bufflehead3.3% - 39Northern Harrier3.1%
- 40
Wild Turkey3.0%
Rare but possible
Under 3% of checklists- 41
Song Sparrow2.9% - 42
American Kestrel2.8% - 43
Sharp-shinned Hawk2.6% - 44
Ring-necked Pheasant2.6% - 45
Gadwall2.6% - 46
Northern Shrike2.4% - 47
Black Rosy-Finch2.3% - 48
Great Horned Owl2.2% - 49
Green-winged Teal2.2% - 50
Horned Lark2.2% - 51
American Wigeon2.2% - 52
Steller's Jay2.1% - 53
Ring-necked Duck1.9% - 54
Cackling Goose1.8% - 55
Cedar Waxwing1.8% - 56
Hooded Merganser1.8% - 57
Evening Grosbeak1.7% - 58
Red Crossbill1.6% - 59
Bohemian Waxwing1.3% - 60
Wilson's Snipe1.3%