Birds
The birds here are listed alphabetically by common name.
A few things to keep in mind when viewing the images below:
- Males and females of the same species don’t always look the same;
- adults and juveniles of the same species don’t always look the same;
- some species look the same as other species and can only be differentiated from one another by DNA analysis; and
- species may have summer and winter plummage.
The names listed under the image* of the animal are, to the best of my knowledge, current and correct. Some of the common names, as well as the scientific names, may differ from what is listed on the Range Maps and Life History Account sheets. Names change as taxonomy continues to shift in all fields of biology!
*All of the images below were downloaded from the Internet. They are either listed for non-commercial use or are used with permission of the photographer. The NCRCD would like to gratefully acknowledge the following photographers: Kristi DuBois, R.B. Forbes (Courtesy of Mammal Images Library of the American Society of Mammalogists), Dr. Lloyd Glenn Ingles (California Academy of Sciences), Tony Kerwin, William Leonard, Connor Long, J. Maughn, Josh More, Abbey Paulson, Revelstoke Bear Aware, Steve Ryan, Walter Siegmund, J.N. Stuart, and Stuart Wilson. Thank you all so much!
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Red-breasted-Sapsucke
Redhead
Red-shouldered-Hawk
Red-tailed-Hawk
Red-winged-Blackbird-
Ring-billed-Gull
Ring-necked-Duck
Rock-Pigeon
Ruby-crowned-Kinglet
Ruddy-Duck
Rufous-Hummingbird-
Clarks-Grebe
Clarks-Nutcracker
Cliff-Swallow
Common-Gallinule
Common-Goldeneye
Common-Merganser
Common-Nighthawk
Common-Poorwill
Common-Raven
Common-Yellowthroat
Coopers-Hawk
Dark-eyed-Junco
Double-crested-Cormorant
Downy-Woodpecker-info
Dusky-Flycatcher
Eared-Grebe
Eurasian-Wigeon
European-Starling
Evening-Grosbeak
Flammulated-Owl
Forsters-Tern
Fox-Sparrow
Gadwall
Golden-Eagle
Golden-crowned-Kinglet
Golden-crowned-Sparrow
Grasshopper-Sparrow
Gray-Flycatcher
Great-Blue-Heron
Great-Egret-info
Great-Horned-Owl
Greater-Roadrunner
Greater-Scaup
Green-Heron-info
Green-tailed-Towhee
Green-winged-Teal
Hairy-Woodpecker-
Hammonds-Flycatcher
Harlequin-Duck
Harriss-Sparrow-
Hermit-Thrush
Hermit-Warbler
Herring-Gull
Hooded-Merganser
Horned-Grebe-
House Wren
Hutton’s Vireo
Indigo-Bunting
Killdeer
Lark-Sparrow-
Lawrences-Goldfinch-
Lazuli-Bunting
Least-Sandpiper
Lesser-Goldfinch
Lesser-Scaup-
Lewiss-Woodpecker
Lincolns-Sparrow
Loggerhead-Shrike
Long-billed-Curlew
Long-eared-Owl
Macgillivrays-Warbler
Mallard
Marsh-Wren
Merlin
Mountain-Bluebird-
Mountain-Chickadee-
Mountain-Quail
Mourning-Dove
Nashville-Warbler
Northern-Flicker
Northern-Goshawk
Northern-Harrier
Northern-Mockingbird-
Northern-Pintail
Northern-Pygmy-Owl
Northern-Rough-winged-Swallow
Northern-Saw-whet-Owl-
Northern-Shoveler
Nuttalls-Woodpecker
Oak-Titmouse
Olive-sided-Flycatche
Orange-crowned Warbler
Osprey
Pacific-slope-Flycatcher
Peregrine-Falcon
Phainopepla-
Pileated Woodpecker
Pine-Grosbeak
Pine-Siskin
Pinyon-Jay
Prairie-Falcon-
Purple-Finch
Purple-Martin-info
Pygmy-Nuthatch
Red-Crossbill
Red-breasted-Merganser-
Red-breasted-Nuthatch
Rufous-crowned-Sparrow
Sandhill-Crane
Savannah-Sparrow-
Says-Phoebe
Short-eared-Owl-
Snow-Goose
Snowy-Egret
Song Sparrow
Sooty-Grouse
Sora
Spotted-Owl
Spotted-Sandpiper
Spotted-Towhee
Stellers-Jay
Swainsons-Thrush
Townsends-Solitaire
Tundra Swan
Turkey Vulture
Varied Thrush
Vaux’s Swift
Vesper Sparrow
Violet-green Swallow
Virginia Rail
Warbling Vireo
Western Bluebird
Western Grebe
Western Kingbird
Western Meadowlark
Western Pipistrelle
Western Screech Owl
Western Scrub-Jay
Western Tanager
Western Wood-Pewee
White-breasted Nuthatch
White-crowned Sparrow
White-headed Woodpecker
White-tailed Kite
White-throated Sparrow
White-throated Swift
Wild Turkey
Sapsucker
Willow Flycatcher
Wilson’s Phalarope
Wilson’s Snipe
Wilson’s Warbler
Wood Duck
Wrentit
Yellow-billed Mapgie
Yellow-breasted Chat
Yellow-headed Blackbird
Yellow-rumped Warbler