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Arizona Bird Committee Committee

Field Checklist of the Field Checklist of of Arizona The Birds of Arizona

Updated February 07 2021 Checklist available at http://abc.azfo.org Updated February 07 2021 Field Checklist of The Birds of Arizona Locality ______Observer(s) ______This checklist contains 567 species of birds that have been accepted 1 Date ______Time ______Total Species ____ by the Arizona Bird Committee as of January 2021. An additional 8 Weather ______subspecies that occur in Arizona and are reviewed have been in- Remarks ______cluded. Identifi able and their common names are derived from eBird , available online at: http://ebird.org/

Locality ______The species list conforms to the American Ornithologists' Society Observer(s) ______th 2 (AOS), checklist order and nomenclature as of the 61 supplement Date ______Time ______Total Species ____ published July 2020. Weather ______Remarks ______Checklist annotations: n = Has bred in Arizona (309 taxa). A species that has hatched young at least once, however, this does not include hybrid off spring. Locality ______[ ] = Species in brackets have not been physically documented Observer(s) ______in Arizona (2 species) 3 Date ______Time ______Total Species ____ * = Arizona Bird Committee review species (153 taxa) Weather ______italics = Species in italics are identifi able review subspecies (8) Remarks ______(int) = Introduced (8 species) (ex) = Extirpated (4 species) previously bred or presumed to have bred in Arizona, but no longer occur naturally. They Locality ______may have been reintroduced but remain unestablished. Observer(s) ______4 Date ______Time ______Total Species ____ Species or subspecies marked with an asterisk (*) should be docu- Weather ______mented with photographs and or written details. Reports of Arizona Remarks ______Bird Committee review species (*) may be submitted online to the Arizona Bird Committee at the Arizona Field Ornithologists Website at : www.azfo.org. Locality ______Observer(s) ______5 edited and designed by Date ______Time ______Total Species ____ Kurt Radamaker Weather ______Remarks ______Checklist last updated: February 07 2021 1 2 3 4 5 Note 1 2 3 4 5 Note  Indigo Bunting, n - Swans, Geese,  Varied Bunting, n  Black-bellied Whistling-, n  Painted Bunting  Fulvous Whistling-Duck *  Dickcissel  Snow Goose   Ross's Goose   Greater White-fronted Goose   Brant *   Cackling Goose   , n   Trumpeter Swan *   Swan   Wood Duck, n   Baikal Teal *   Garganey *   Blue-winged Teal, n   Cinnamon Teal, n   Northern Shoveler, n   Gadwall, n   Eurasian Wigeon   American Wigeon, n   Mallard, n   Mexican Duck, n   Northern Pintail, n   Green-winged Teal, n   Eurasian (crecca) form *   Canvasback, n   Redhead, n   Ring-necked Duck, n   Tufted Duck *   Greater Scaup   Lesser Scaup   Harlequin Duck *   Surf Scoter   White-winged Scoter   Black Scoter   Long-tailed Duck   Buffl ehead   Common Goldeneye   Barrow's Goldeneye   Hooded Merganser   Common Merganser, n   Red-breasted Merganser   Ruddy Duck, n

18 3 1 2 3 4 5 Note 1 2 3 4 5 Note Odontophoridae - Quail  American Redstart, n  Northern Bobwhite (Masked), n (ex)  Cape May Warbler *  Scaled Quail, n  Cerulean Warbler *  Quail, n (int)  Northern Parula, n  Gambel's Quail, n  Tropical Parula *  Montezuma Quail, n  - Partridges, ,  Bay-breasted Warbler * and Turkey  Blackburnian Warbler *  Wild Turkey, n  Yellow Warbler, n  Dusky Grouse, n  Mangrove (erithachorides) form *  Ring-necked Pheasant, n (int)  Chestnut-sided Warbler  Chukar, n (int)  Blackpoll Warbler Podicipedidae - Grebes  Black-throated Blue Warbler  Least Grebe *, n  Palm Warbler  Pied-billed Grebe, n  Warbler *  Horned Grebe  Yellow-rumped Warbler, n  Red-necked Grebe  Yellow-throated Warbler  Eared Grebe, n  Prairie Warbler *  Western Grebe, n  Grace's Warbler, n  Clark's Grebe, n  Black-throated Gray Warbler, n Columbidae - Pigeons and Doves  Townsend's Warbler  Rock Pigeon, n (int)  Hermit Warbler  Band-tailed Pigeon, n  Black-throated Green Warbler *  Eurasian Collared-Dove, n (int)  Fan-tailed Warbler *  Inca Dove, n  Rufous-capped Warbler, n  Common Ground Dove, n  Canada Warbler *  Ruddy Ground Dove, n  Wilson's Warbler  White-winged Dove, n  Red-faced Warbler, n  Mourning Dove, n  Painted Redstart, n Cuculidae - Cuckoos, Roadrunners,  Slate-throated Redstart * and Anis Cardinalidae - Cardinals, ,  Groove-billed Ani and Buntings  Greater Roadrunner, n  Hepatic Tanager, n  Yellow-billed Cuckoo, n  Summer Tanager, n  Black-billed Cuckoo *  Scarlet Tanager Caprimulgidae - Nighthawks  Western Tanager, n and Nightjars  Flame-colored Tanager *, n  Lesser Nighthawk, n  Northern , n  Common Nighthawk, n  Pyrrhuloxia, n  Common Poorwill, n  Yellow *  Buff -collared Nightjar, n  Rose-breasted Grosbeak  Eastern Whip-poor-will *  Black-headed Grosbeak, n  Mexican Whip-poor-will, n  Blue Grosbeak, n  Lazuli Bunting, n

4 17 1 2 3 4 5 Note 1 2 3 4 5 Note Icteriidae - Chats Apodidae - Swifts  Yellow-breasted Chat, n  Black Swift * Icteridae - Blackbirds and allies  Chimney Swift *  Yellow-headed Blackbird, n  Vaux's Swift  Bobolink *, n  White-throated Swift, n  Eastern Meadowlark (Lilian's), n Trochilidae - Hummingbirds  Western Meadowlark, n  Rivoli's Hummingbird, n  Black-vented Oriole *  Plain-capped Starthroat  Orchard Oriole  Blue-throated Mountain-gem, n  Hooded Oriole, n  Lucifer Hummingbird, n  Eastern (cucullatus) group, *  Ruby-throated Hummingbird *  Streak-backed Oriole, n  Black-chinned Hummingbird, n  Bullock's Oriole, n  Anna's Hummingbird, n  Baltimore Oriole  Costa's Hummingbird, n  Scott's Oriole, n  Calliope Hummingbird  Red-winged Blackbird, n  Rufous Hummingbird  Bronzed Cowbird, n  Allen's Hummingbird  Brown-headed Cowbird, n  Broad-tailed Hummingbird, n  Rusty Blackbird *  Bumblebee Hummingbird *  Brewer's Blackbird, n  Broad-billed Hummingbird, n  Common Grackle  White-eared Hummingbird, n  Great-tailed Grackle, n  Violet-crowned Hummingbird, n Parulidae - Wood Warblers  Berylline Hummingbird, n  Ovenbird  Cinnamon Hummingbird *  Worm-eating Warbler Rallidae - Rails, Gallinules, and Coots  Louisiana Waterthrush  Ridgway's Rail, n  Northern Waterthrush  Virginia Rail, n  Golden-winged Warbler *  Sora, n  Blue-winged Warbler *  Common Gallinule, n  Black-and-white Warbler, n  American Coot, n  Prothonotary Warbler  Purple Gallinule *  Swainson's Warbler *  Black Rail, n  Crescent-chested Warbler *, n Gruidae - Cranes  Tennessee Warbler  Sandhill Crane, n  Orange-crowned Warbler, n  Common Crane *  Lucy's Warbler, n Recurvirostridae - Stilts and Avocets  Nashville Warbler  Black-necked Stilt, n  Virginia's Warbler, n  American Avocet, n  Connecticut Warbler * Charadriidae - Plovers  MacGillivray's Warbler, n  Black-bellied Plover  Mourning Warbler *  American Golden-Plover  Kentucky Warbler  Pacifi c Golden-Plover *  Common Yellowthroat, n  Killdeer, n  Hooded Warbler  Semipalmated Plover

16 5 1 2 3 4 5 Note 1 2 3 4 5 Note  Lesser Sand-Plover * Emberizidae - Old World Sparrows  Mountain Plover, n  Little Bunting *  Snowy Plover, n Passerellidae - New World Sparrows Jacanidae - Jacanas  Rufous-winged Sparrow, n  Northern Jacana *  Botteri's Sparrow, n Scolopacidae - Sandpipers,  Cassin's Sparrow, n Phalaropes, and Allies  Grasshopper Sparrow, n  Upland Sandpiper *  Five-striped Sparrow, n  Whimbrel  Black-throated Sparrow, n  Long-billed Curlew, n  Lark Sparrow, n  Hudsonian Godwit *  Lark Bunting, n  Marbled Godwit  Chipping Sparrow, n  Ruddy Turnstone *  Clay-colored Sparrow  Black Turnstone *  Black-chinned Sparrow, n  Red Knot *  Field Sparrow *  Ruff *  Brewer's Sparrow, n  Sharp-tailed Sandpiper *  Fox Sparrow  Stilt Sandpiper  Thick-billed (megarhyncha) group *  Sanderling  American Tree Sparrow *  Dunlin  Dark-eyed Junco, n  Baird's Sandpiper  White-winged (aikeni) form *  Least Sandpiper  Yellow-eyed Junco, n  White-rumped Sandpiper *  White-crowned Sparrow, n  Buff -breasted Sandpiper *  Golden-crowned Sparrow  Pectoral Sandpiper  Harris's Sparrow  Semipalmated Sandpiper  White-throated Sparrow  Western Sandpiper  Sagebrush Sparrow, n  Short-billed Dowitcher  Bell's Sparrow  Long-billed Dowitcher  Vesper Sparrow, n  Wilson's Snipe, n  LeConte's Sparrow *  Spotted Sandpiper, n  Nelson's Sparrow *  Solitary Sandpiper  Baird's Sparrow  Wandering Tattler *  Savannah Sparrow, n  Lesser Yellowlegs  Large-billed (rostratus) form *  Willet  Song Sparrow, n  Greater Yellowlegs  Lincoln's Sparrow, n  Wilson's Phalarope, n  Swamp Sparrow  Red-necked Phalarope  Canyon Towhee, n  Red Phalarope  Abert's Towhee, n Stercorariidae - Jaegers  Rufous-crowned Sparrow, n  Pomarine Jaeger *  Green-tailed Towhee, n  Parasitic Jaeger *  Spotted Towhee, n  Long-tailed Jaeger *  Eastern Towhee *

6 15 1 2 3 4 5 Note 1 2 3 4 5 Note  Bendire's Thrasher, n Laridae - Gulls, Terns, and Skimmers  LeConte's Thrasher, n  Black-legged Kittiwake *  Crissal Thrasher, n  Ivory Gull *  Sage Thrasher, n  Sabine's Gull  Northern , n  Bonaparte's Gull Sturnidae - Starlings  Little Gull *  European Starling, n (int)  Laughing Gull Bombycillidae - Waxwings  Franklin's Gull  Bohemian Waxwing *  Heermann's Gull  Cedar Waxwing  Mew Gull * Ptiliogonatidae - Silky-fl ycatchers  Ring-billed Gull  Phainopepla, n  Western Gull * Peucedramidae - Olive Warbler  Yellow-footed Gull *  Olive Warbler, n  California Gull Passeridae - Old World Sparrows  Herring Gull  House Sparrow, n (int)  Iceland Gull * Motacillidae - Wagtails and Pipits  Lesser Black-backed Gull *  White Wagtail *  Glaucous-winged Gull *  Red-throated Pipit *  Glaucous Gull *  American Pipit, n  Least Tern, n  Sprague's Pipit  Gull-billed Tern * Fringillidae - Finches and Goldfi nches  Caspian Tern  Evening Grosbeak, n  Black Tern  Pine Grosbeak, n  Common Tern  Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch *  Arctic Tern *  Black Rosy-Finch *  Forster's Tern  House Finch, n  Royal Tern *  Purple Finch *  Elegant Tern *  Eastern (purpureus) group *  Black Skimmer *  Cassin's Finch, n Phaethontidae - Tropicbirds  Common Redpoll *  White-tailed Tropicbird *  Red Crossbill, n  Red-billed Tropicbird *  White-winged Crossbill * Gaviidae - Loons  Pine Siskin, n  Red-throated Loon  Lesser Goldfi nch, n  Pacifi c Loon  Lawrence's Goldfi nch, n   American Goldfi nch, n  Yellow-billed Loon * Calcariidae -Longspurs Diomedeidae - Albatrosses and Snow Buntings  Laysan Albatross *  Lapland Longspur Hydrobatidae - Storm-Petrels  Chestnut-collared Longspur  [Leach's/Townsend's/Ainley's Storm-Petrel] *  Smith's Longspur *  Wedge-rumped Storm-petrel *  McCown's Longspur  Black Storm-Petrel *  Snow Bunting *  Least Storm-Petrel *

14 7 1 2 3 4 5 Note 1 2 3 4 5 Note Procellariidae - Shearwaters  Canyon Wren, n  Juan Fernandez Petrel *  House Wren, n  Hawaiian Petrel *  Pacifi c Wren, n  Wedge-tailed Shearwater *  Winter Wren  Sooty Shearwater *  Sedge Wren *  [Black-vented Shearwater] *  Marsh Wren, n Ciconiidae - Storks  Carolina Wren *  Wood Stork *  Bewick's Wren, n Fregatidae - Frigatebirds  Cactus Wren, n  Magnifi cent Frigatebird *  Sinaloa Wren * Sulidae - Boobies Polioptilidae - Gnatcatchers  Blue-footed Booby *  Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, n  Brown Booby *  Black-tailed Gnatcatcher, n Anhingidae - Anhinga  Black-capped Gnatcatcher, n  Anhinga * Cinclidae - Dippers Phalacrocoracidae - Cormorants  American Dipper, n  Double-crested Cormorant, n Regulidae - Kinglets  Neotropic Cormorant, n  Golden-crowned Kinglet, n Pelecanidae - Pelicans  Ruby-crowned Kinglet, n  American White Pelican Muscicapidae - Old World Flycatchers  Brown Pelican  Northern Wheatear * Ardeidae - Bitterns, Herons, Turdidae - Thrushes and Egrets  Eastern Bluebird, n  American Bittern, n  Western Bluebird, n  Least Bittern, n  Mountain Bluebird, n  Great Blue Heron, n  Townsend's Solitaire, n  Great Egret, n  Brown-backed Solitaire *  Snowy Egret, n  Veery *, n  Little Blue Heron  Gray-cheeked *  Tricolored Heron  Swainson's Thrush, n  Reddish Egret  Hermit Thrush, n  Cattle Egret, n  Wood Thrush *  Green Heron, n  Clay-colored Thrush *  Black-crowned Night-Heron, n  White-throated Thrush *  Yellow-crowned Night-Heron *  Rufous-backed Robin, n Threskiornithidae - Ibises  American Robin, n and Spoonbills  Varied Thrush  White Ibis *  Aztec Thrush *  Glossy Ibis * Mimidae - Catbirds, ,  White-faced Ibis, n and Thrashers  Roseate Spoonbill  Blue Mockingbird * Cathartidae - New World Vultures  Gray Catbird, n  California Condor, n (ex)  Curve-billed Thrasher, n  Black Vulture, n  Brown Thrasher

8 13 1 2 3 4 5 Note 1 2 3 4 5 Note - Jays, , Crows,  Turkey Vulture, n and Ravens Pandionidae - Osprey  Canada , n  Osprey, n  Pinyon Jay, n Accipitridae - Kites, Eagles, and Hawks  Steller's Jay, n  White-tailed Kite, n  *  Swallow-tailed Kite *  California Scrub-Jay *  Golden Eagle, n  Woodhouse's Scrub-Jay, n  Northern Harrier, n  Mexican Jay, n  Sharp-shinned Hawk, n  Clark's , n  Cooper's Hawk, n  Black-billed , n  , n  American Crow, n  Bald Eagle, n  Chihuahuan Raven, n  Mississippi Kite, n  Common Raven, n  Common Black Hawk, n Alaudidae - Larks  Harris's Hawk, n  Horned Lark, n  White-tailed Hawk * Hirundinidae - Swallows  Gray Hawk, n  Bank Swallow  Red-shouldered Hawk, n  Tree Swallow, n  Broad-winged Hawk  Violet-green Swallow, n  Short-tailed Hawk, n  Northern Rough-winged Swallow, n  Swainson's Hawk, n  Brown-chested Martin *  Zone-tailed Hawk, n  Purple Martin, n  Red-tailed Hawk, n  Barn Swallow, n  Rough-legged Hawk  Cliff Swallow, n  Ferruginous Hawk, n  Cave Swallow *, n Tytonidae - Barn Owls Paridae - Chickadees and Titmice  Barn Owl, n  Black-capped Chickadee *, n Strigidae - Typical Owls  Mountain Chickadee, n  Flammulated Owl, n  Mexican Chickadee, n  Whiskered Screech-Owl, n  Bridled Titmouse, n  Western Screech-Owl, n  Juniper Titmouse, n  Great Horned Owl, n Remizidae - Verdins  Northern Pygmy-Owl, n  Verdin, n  Ferruginous Pygmy-Owl, n Aegithalidae - Bushtits  Elf Owl, n  Bushtit, n  Burrowing Owl, n Sittidae - Nuthatches  , n  Red-breasted Nuthatch, n  Long-eared Owl, n  White-breasted Nuthatch, n  Short-eared Owl  Pygmy Nuthatch, n  Northern Saw-whet Owl, n Certhiidae - Creepers Trogonidae - Trogons  Brown Creeper, n  Elegant Trogon, n Troglodytidae - Wrens  Eared Quetzal *, n  Rock Wren, n

12 9 1 2 3 4 5 Note 1 2 3 4 5 Note Alcedinidae - Kingfi shers  Couch's Kingbird *  Ringed Kingfi sher *  Cassin's Kingbird, n  Belted Kingfi sher, n  Thick-billed Kingbird, n  Green Kingfi sher, n  Western Kingbird, n Picidae - Woodpeckers  Eastern Kingbird  Lewis's Woodpecker, n  Scissor-tailed Flycatcher  Red-headed Woodpecker *  Tufted Flycatcher *, n  Acorn Woodpecker, n  Olive-sided Flycatcher, n  Gila Woodpecker, n  Greater Pewee, n  Williamson's Sapsucker, n  Western Wood-Pewee, n  Yellow-bellied Sapsucker  Eastern Wood-Pewee *  Red-naped Sapsucker, n  Yellow-bellied Flycatcher *  Red-breasted Sapsucker  Acadian Flycatcher *  American Three-toed Woodpecker, n  Willow Flycatcher, n  Downy Woodpecker, n  Least Flycatcher *  Ladder-backed Woodpecker, n  Hammond's Flycatcher, n  Hairy Woodpecker, n  Gray Flycatcher, n  Arizona Woodpecker, n  Dusky Flycatcher, n  Northern Flicker, n  Pine Flycatcher *  Gilded Flicker, n  Pacifi c-slope Flycatcher Falconidae - Caracaras and Falcons  Cordilleran Flycatcher, n  Crested Caracara, n  Buff -breasted Flycatcher, n  American Kestrel, n  Black Phoebe, n  Merlin  Eastern Phoebe  Aplomado Falcon *, n (ex)  Say's Phoebe, n  Peregrine Falcon, n  Vermilion Flycatcher, n  Prairie Falcon, n Laniidae - Psittacidae - Parrots  Loggerhead , n  Thick-billed Parrot, n (ex) *  Northern Shrike Psittaculidae - Lovebirds Vireonidae - Vireos  Rosy-faced Lovebird, n (int)  Black-capped Vireo * Tityridae -  White-eyed Vireo  Gray-collared *  Bell's Vireo, n  Rose-throated Becard, n  Bell's Vireo (belli) form* Tyrannidae - Tyrant Flycatchers  Gray Vireo, n  Northern Beardless-Tyrannulet, n  Hutton's Vireo, n  Dusky-capped Flycatcher, n  Yellow-throated Vireo  Ash-throated Flycatcher, n  Cassin's Vireo  Nutting's Flycatcher *, n  Blue-headed Vireo *  Great Crested Flycatcher *  Plumbeous Vireo, n  Brown-crested Flycatcher, n  Vireo *  Great Kiskadee *  Warbling Vireo, n  Sulphur-bellied Flycatcher, n  Red-eyed Vireo  Tropical Kingbird, n  Yellow-green Vireo *

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