New World Warblers Total: 175 species ¨ Orange-crowned Warbler B = Breeding confirmed (41 species) ¨ Lucy’s Warbler (B) ¨ Yellow Warbler ¨ Chestnut-sided This species list follows the checklist Warbler order and nomenclature as of the 60th ¨ Yellow-rumped supplement to the 7th edition of the Warbler ¨ Black-throated Gray American Ornithological Society's Warbler Check-list of North American Birds, ¨ Townsend’s Warbler published June 24, 2019. Family ¨ Hermit Warbler ¨ Wilson’s Warbler names are shown in boldface type. ¨ Red-faced Warbler ¨ Painted Redstart The list was compiled by Walter Tanagers, Cardinals, Thurber, Research Partner, on behalf and Allies of the Parsons Field Institute, Birds of the McDowell ¨ Summer Tanager McDowell Sonoran Conservancy. ¨ Western Tanager ¨ Northern Cardinal (B) Sonoran Preserve ¨ Pyrrhuloxia Numerous volunteers from the ¨ Black-headed McDowell Sonoran Conservancy, the City of Scottsdale, Grosbeak ¨ Lazuli Bunting Arizona Field Ornithologists, the ¨ Dickcissel National AuduBon Society and other Arizona organizations participated in surveys as of June 30, 2019 and suBmitted photographs that made this list possiBle. Date of publication Geese and Ducks Rails, Gallinules, and ¨ Western Screech- New World Sparrows ¨ Canada Goose Coots Owl Shrikes Kinglets and Allies ¨ Blue-winged Teal ¨ Sora ¨ Great Horned Owl ¨ Loggerhead Shrike ¨ Ruby-crowned ¨ Grasshopper ¨ Cinnamon Teal ¨ Common Gallinule (B) (B) Kinglet Sparrow ¨ American Wigeon ¨ American Coot ¨ Elf Owl (B) ¨ Black-throated ¨ Mallard ¨ Long-eared Owl Vireos Thrushes Sparrow (B) ¨ Green-winged Teal Plovers ¨ Bell’s Vireo ¨ Western Bluebird ¨ Lark Sparrow ¨ Common Merganser ¨ Killdeer Kingfishers ¨ Gray Vireo ¨ Mountain Bluebird ¨ Lark Bunting ¨ Belted Kingfisher ¨ Hutton's Vireo ¨ Townsend's Solitaire ¨ Chipping Sparrow Quail Sandpipers and ¨ Cassin’s Vireo ¨ Hermit Thrush ¨ Clay-colored ¨ Gambel’s Quail (B) Phalaropes Woodpeckers ¨ Plumbeous Vireo ¨ Rufous-backed Sparrow ¨ Least Sandpiper ¨ Acorn Woodpecker ¨ Warbling Vireo Robin ¨ Black-chinned Pigeons and Doves ¨ Wilson's Snipe ¨ Gila Woodpecker (B) ¨ American Robin Sparrow ¨ Rock Pigeon ¨ Solitary Sandpiper ¨ Red-naped Jays and Ravens ¨ Brewer’s Sparrow ¨ Eurasian Collared- ¨ Wilson’s Phalarope Sapsucker ¨ Woodhouse's Scrub- Thrashers and ¨ Dark-eyed Junco Dove (B) ¨ Ladder-backed Jay Mockingbirds ¨ White-crowned ¨ Inca Dove Cormorants Woodpecker (B) ¨ Common Raven (B) ¨ Curve-billed Sparrow ¨ Common Ground ¨ Neotropic Cormorant ¨ Northern Flicker Thrasher (B) ¨ Sagebrush Sparrow Dove ¨ Double-crested ¨ Gilded Flicker (B) Larks ¨ Bendire’s Thrasher ¨ Vesper Sparrow ¨ White-winged Dove Cormorant ¨ Horned Lark (B) ¨ Song Sparrow (B) Falcons ¨ Crissal Thrasher ¨ Lincoln’s Sparrow ¨ Mourning Dove (B) Herons and Egrets ¨ American Kestrel (B) Swallows ¨ Sage Thrasher ¨ Canyon Towhee (B) ¨ Great Blue Heron ¨ Merlin ¨ Tree Swallow ¨ Northern Mockingbird ¨ Abert’s Towhee (B) Roadrunners ¨ Great Egret ¨ Peregrine Falcon ¨ Violet-green Swallow (B) ¨ Rufous-crowned ¨ Greater Roadrunner ¨ Prairie Falcon (B) ¨ Northern Rough- Sparrow (B) New World Vultures winged Swallow Starlings ¨ Green-tailed Towhee ¨ Black Vulture Lovebirds ¨ Purple Martin ¨ European Starling ¨ Spotted Towhee Nighthawks and ¨ Turkey Vulture ¨ Rosy-faced Lovebird ¨ Barn Swallow (B) Nightjars ¨ Cliff Swallow Chats ¨ Lesser Nighthawk Osprey Tyrant Flycatchers Waxwings ¨ Yellow-breasted Chat ¨ Common Poorwill ¨ Osprey ¨ Ash-throated Verdins ¨ Cedar Waxwing Flycatcher (B) ¨ Verdin (B) Blackbirds, Orioles, Swifts Eagles and Hawks ¨ Brown-crested Silky-Flycatchers and Allies ¨ Vaux’s Swift ¨ Golden Eagle Flycatcher Bushtits ¨ Phainopepla (B) ¨ Yellow-headed ¨ White-throated Swift ¨ Northern Harrier ¨ Cassin's Kingbird ¨ Bushtit Blackbird ¨ Sharp-shinned Hawk ¨ Western Kingbird (B) Old World Sparrows ¨ Western Meadowlark Hummingbirds ¨ Cooper’s Hawk ¨ Olive-sided Wrens ¨ House Sparrow ¨ Hooded Oriole ¨ Black-chinned ¨ Bald Eagle Flycatcher ¨ Rock Wren (B) ¨ Bullock’s Oriole Hummingbird (B) ¨ Harris’s Hawk (B) ¨ Greater Pewee ¨ Canyon Wren (B) Finches and ¨ Scott’s Oriole ¨ Anna’s Hummingbird ¨ Zone-tailed Hawk (B) ¨ Western Wood- ¨ House Wren Goldfinches ¨ Red-winged (B) ¨ Red-tailed Hawk (B) Pewee ¨ Bewick’s Wren ¨ House Finch (B) Blackbird ¨ Costa’s Hummingbird ¨ Ferruginous Hawk ¨ Gray Flycatcher ¨ Cactus Wren (B) ¨ Pine Siskin ¨ Bronzed Cowbird (B) ¨ Dusky Flycatcher ¨ Lesser Goldfinch (B) ¨ Brown-headed ¨ Broad-tailed Barn Owls ¨ Pacific-slope Gnatcatchers ¨ Lawrence’s Goldfinch Cowbird Hummingbird ¨ Barn Owl Flycatcher ¨ Blue-gray ¨ Brewer's Blackbird ¨ Rufous Hummingbird ¨ Black Phoebe Gnatcatcher ¨ Great-tailed Grackle Typical Owls ¨ Say’s Phoebe (B) ¨ Black-tailed (B) ¨ Flammulated Owl ¨ Vermilion Flycatcher Gnatcatcher (B) .