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Common Backyard Birds List
Types of Birds Detailed On This Site

Note: This bird list is not in alphabetical order.
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Click on the links listing the common backyard birds to begin learning the different habits of your favorite birds.

SPECIES
American GoldfinchDowny WoodpeckerPigeons
Bald EagleEastern PhoebePileated Woodpecker
Baltimore OrioleGracklesPurple Finch
Eastern BluebirdHairy WoodpeckerPurple Martins
Blue JayHouse FinchRed-headed Woodpecker
CardinalHouse SparrowsRobins
CatbirdHouse WrenRose-breasted Grosbeak
Cedar WaxwingRuby-throated HummingbirdStarlings
Black-capped ChickadeeDark-eyed JuncoTree Swallow
Mourning DovesNorthern FlickerTufted Titmouse
Red-winged BlackbirdNorthern MockingbirdWhite-breasted Nuthatch
CrowBarn Swallow Belted Kingfisher
MeadowlarksPine SiskinTowhee
Carolina WrenRed-tailed HawkMountain Bluebird
Steller's JayWood Duck Song Sparrow
Indigo BuntingScarlet TanagerBullock's Oriole
Brown ThrasherRed-breasted Nuthatch Red-bellied Woodpecker


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Each page gives a description by text and picture. Most pages include the sound the bird makes.

Nesting information such as color, and number of eggs, incubation times (how long the parent sits on the eggs) and fledging times (how long after hatching before the young leave the nest) are also included.

The feeding habits are also detailed as to what a particular species eats, whether it is attracted to feeders, and type of seed you can offer to attract them.

Located at the bottom of some pages will be more information about attracting and feeding that species.

We will be adding more of your favorites. Just click on the species type you want more information about and begin learning about them.

If you would like us to consider a particular backyard bird, drop us a note and we will consider your request. Use the Contact Us Form

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