Checklist of birds on Nebraska farms

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1 Checklist of birds on Nebraska farms This checklist is based largely on observations of birds made, with permission, on Nebraska farms since the mid-1990s, as part of research conducted through the University of Nebraska- Lincoln, School of Natural Resources. Most studies were in the eastern and central parts of the state although some were on farms across western Nebraska. We are grateful to the dedicated students who conducted bird surveys and to the many farm families and landowners who graciously allowed access to their farms and who also provided helpful project inputs and guidance. Climate, vegetation, and land patterns in Nebraska gradually change from east to west and north to south and bird populations change accordingly. Bird species to expect on farms also vary depending on location and habitat available on the farm. Because each bird study had a specific focus, some unique habitats were not surveyed so you may discover additional bird species on Nebraska farms and help improve this list. This list was compiled by Ron Johnson, UNL Professor Emeritus. Habitat codes where birds are likely to be seen on farms: B = Around buildings F = Flying aerial foragers, typically fly over a variety of habitats foraging for foods such as insects or rodents. G = Grassland such as CRP or prairie grass, pastures, meadows, hayfields O = Open areas such as pastures, lawns, crop fields, or rangelands S = Shrubby areas with a mix of shrubs, grasses, and weeds (e.g., odd areas, herbaceous fencerows or grassy strips with scattered shrubs or small trees). T = Trees, woody habitats, and adjacent field edges (e.g., windbreaks, tree rows, shrubby areas, wooded areas along streams). * = more likely along wooded stream corridors. W = Wet areas such as streams, ponds, wetlands and adjacent vegetation Season abbreviations provide a general guide to times of year that birds are present: Sp = March-May, Su = June-August, F = September-November, W = December-February. Common name Habitat Season DUCKS and GEESE Canada Goose W Sp Su F W Wood Duck W Sp Su F - Mallard W Sp Su F W Blue-winged Teal W Sp Su F - Northern Pintail W Sp Su F W Ruddy Duck W Sp Su F - PHEASANTS, QUAIL, and TURKEY Northern Bobwhite S, G, T Sp Su F W Ring-necked Pheasant S, G, T Sp Su F W Wild Turkey T*, S Sp Su F W

2 CORMORANTS Double-crested Cormorant W Sp - F - HERONS Great Blue Heron W Sp Su F - Cattle Egret O, G, W Sp Su F - Green Heron W Sp - F - White-faced Ibis W Sp - F - VULTURES Turkey Vulture F Sp Su F - HAWKS Northern Harrier F, G, W Sp Su F W Sharp-shinned Hawk T Sp - F W Coopers Hawk T Sp Su F W Swainson's Hawk F, G, O Sp Su F - Red-tailed hawk F, T, O Sp Su F W SHOREBIRDS American Avocet W Sp Su F - Killdeer O Sp Su F - Spotted Sandpiper W Sp Su F - Solitary Sandpiper W Sp - F - Willet W Sp - F - Upland Sandpiper G Sp Su - - Long-billed Curlew W Sp Su F - Least Sandpiper W Sp - F - Least Tern W Sp - F - PIGEONS & DOVES Rock Pigeon B, O Sp Su F W Eurasian Collared-Dove B, O Sp Su F? Mourning Dove T, O Sp Su F W CUCKOOS Yellow-billed Cuckoo T Sp Su - - Black-billed Cuckoo T Sp Su - - OWLS Great-horned Owl T Sp Su F W Burrowing Owl G Sp Su F - Barred Owl T Sp Su F W Long-eared Owl T - - F W

3 NIGHTJARS Common nighthawk F, G Sp Su F - Chuck-will s-widow T* Sp Su - - SWIFTS Chimney Swift F Sp Su F - HUMMINGBIRDS Ruby-throated Hummingbird T Sp Su F - KINGFISHERS Belted Kingfisher W Sp Su F - WOODPECKERS Red-headed Woodpecker T Sp Su F - Red-bellied Woodpecker T Sp Su F W Yellow-bellied Sapsucker T Sp - F - Downy Woodpecker T Sp Su F W Hairy Woodpecker T Sp Su F W Northern Flicker T, O Sp Su F W FALCONS American Kestrel O, T Sp Su F W TYRANT FLYCATCHERS Olive-sided Flycatcher T Sp - F - Eastern Wood-Pewee T Sp Su F - Willow Flycatcher T*, W Sp Su F - Least Flycatcher T, S Sp - F - Eastern Phoebe T*, B Sp Su F - Say s Phoebe O, B Sp Su F - Great-crested Flycatcher T Sp Su F - Western Kingbird O, T, S Sp Su - - Eastern Kingbird O, T, S Sp Su - - SHRIKES Loggerhead Shrike S, O Sp Su F - VIREOS Bell's Vireo S, T* Sp Su - - Warbling Vireo T* Sp Su F - Philadelphia Vireo T Sp - F - Red-eyed Vireo T* Sp Su F - JAYS & CROWS Blue Jay T Sp Su F W

4 American Crow T Sp Su F W LARKS Horned Lark O Sp Su F W SWALLOWS Purple Martin F Sp Su F - Tree Swallow F Sp Su F - Northern Rough-winged Swallow F Sp Su F - Cliff Swallow F Sp Su F - Barn Swallow F Sp Su F - TITMICE & CHICKADEES Black-capped Chickadee T Sp Su F W Tufted Titmouse T* Sp Su F W NUTHATCHES Red-breasted Nuthatch T - - F W White-breasted Nuthatch T Sp Su F W CREEPERS Brown Creeper T - Su F W WRENS House Wren T Sp Su F - Sedge Wren W, G Sp Su F - Marsh Wren W Sp Su F Carolina Wren T Sp Su F W KINGLETS & GNATCATCHERS Blue-gray Gnatcatcher T* Sp Su F - Golden-crowned Kinglet T - - F W Ruby-crowned Kinglet T Sp - F - THRUSHES Eastern Bluebird T, O Sp Su F - Gray-cheeked Thrush T* Sp - F - Swainson's Thrush T* Sp - F - Hermit Thrush T* Sp - F - Wood Thrush T* Sp Su F - American Robin T, O Sp Su F W MIMIC THRUSHES Gray Catbird T, S Sp Su F - Brown Thrasher T, S Sp Su F - Northern Mockingbird T, S Sp Su F -

5 STARLINGS European Starling T, B Sp Su F W WAXWINGS Cedar Waxwing T Sp Su F W SNOW BUNTING & LONGSPURS Snow Bunting O - - - W WOOD WARBLERS Northern Waterthrush T* Sp - F - Black and White Warbler T* Sp - F - Tennessee Warbler T Sp - F - Orange-crowned Warbler T*, S Sp - F - Nashville Warbler T Sp - F - Mourning Warbler T, S Sp - F - Common Yellowthroat W, T* Sp Su F - American Redstart T* Sp - F - Magnolia Warbler T Sp - F - Yellow Warbler T*, W Sp Su F - Blackpoll Warbler T* Sp - - - Palm Warbler S, T* Sp - F - Yellow-rumped Warbler T* Sp - F - Wilson s Warbler S Sp - F - Yellow-breasted Chat T*, S Sp Su F - NATIVE SPARROWS, TOWHEES, JUNCOS Spotted Towhee T, S Sp Su F - Eastern Towhee T, S Sp Su F - American Tree Sparrow T, S - - F W Chipping Sparrow T Sp Su F - Clay-colored Sparrow T, S Sp - F - Field Sparrow T, S Sp Su F - Vesper Sparrow S, O Sp Su F - Lark Sparrow G, O, T Sp Su F - Savannah Sparrow G, O Sp - F - Grasshopper Sparrow G Sp Su F - Le Conte s Sparrow G, W Sp - F - Fox Sparrow T Sp - F - Song Sparrow S, T* Sp Su F W Lincoln's Sparrow S, T* Sp - F - Swamp Sparrow W Sp Su F - White-throated Sparrow T, S Sp - F - Harris' Sparrow T, S Sp - F W White-crowned Sparrow T, S Sp - F -

6 Dark-eyed Junco T, S Sp - F W CARDINALS & ALLIES Northern Cardinal T Sp Su F W Rose-breasted Grosbeak T Sp Su F - Blue Grosbeak T, S Sp Su - - Indigo Bunting T Sp Su - - Dickcissel G, S Sp Su - - BLACKBIRDS & ORIOLES Bobolink G Sp Su - - Red-winged Blackbird G, W, T Sp Su F - Eastern Meadowlark G Sp Su F W Western Meadowlark G Sp Su F W Yellow-headed Blackbird W Sp Su F - Rusty Blackbird T* - - F W Brewer s Blackbird O, S Sp - F - Common Grackle T, S Sp Su F - Brown-headed Cowbird S, T Sp Su F - Orchard Oriole T Sp Su - - Baltimore Oriole T Sp Su - - FINCHES House Finch B, T Sp Su F W Pine Siskin S, T Sp - F W American Goldfinch S, T, O Sp Su F W OLD WORLD SPARROWS (INTRODUCED) House Sparrow B, T Sp Su F W

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