Click on any of the bird names to get more information about the specific bird.
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| American Crow |
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| American Goldfinch |
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| American Robin |
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| Anna's Hummingbird |
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| Bewick's Wren |
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| Black-Headed Grosbeak |
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| Brewers Blackbird |
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| Brown Creeper |
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| Bullock's Oriole |
(Female Bullock's Oriole)
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| California Towhee |
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| Common Raven |
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| European Starling |
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| Golden-Crowned Sparrow |
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| House Finch |
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| Lesser Goldfinch |
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| Mourning Dove |
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| Northern Flicker |
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| Nuttal's Woodpecker |
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| Oak Titmouse |
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| Orange Crowned Warbler |
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| Pacific Slope Flycatcher |
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| Red-Breasted Sapsucker |
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| Female Red-Winged Blackbird |
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| Male Red-Winged Blackbird |
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| Ruby Crowned Kinglet |
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| Pacific Northwest Song Sparrow |
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| Spotted Towhee |
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| Western Bluebird |
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| Western Meadowlark |
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| Western Scrub Jay |
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| Western Tanager |
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| White Breasted Nuthatch |
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| White Crowned Sparrow |
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| Yellow Rumped Warbler |
Thank you so much for this honestly. I really needed to know because I have 2 different kinds of huge blackbirds. That's surround my apartment and I knew there was ravens as well as crows. And your post helped me prove my theory
ReplyDeleteWhat a great list! I was looking up "blackbirds" in RP trying to figure out what I am seeing outside of where I live. I didn't realize we have Ravens AND Crows. There is another bird for your list; Crane. I see them near Copeland Creek and the train tracks.
ReplyDeleteI am saving your list to learn the birds as they come out and fly into my yard.