Look for now

What's usually around Travis County this week, from years of eBird checklists.

Passing through · 2

Migrants that are only here for a few weeks, and it's now.

Black-throated Green Warblerthis week2%
Clay-colored Sparrowthis week1%

Last chance · 7

Still around, but reports drop off sharply in the next few weeks.

Arriving · 29

Reports are climbing: expect more over the next couple of weeks.

Ruby-crowned Kingletthis week28%
Orange-crowned Warblerthis week20%
Yellow-rumped Warblerthis week17%
Savannah Sparrowthis week12%
Double-crested Cormorantthis week12%
Northern Shovelerthis week11%
Gadwallthis week11%
Green-winged Tealthis week8%
Spotted Towheethis week7%
Chipping Sparrowthis week7%
Vesper Sparrowthis week7%
American Pipitthis week6%
American Wigeonthis week5%
Wilson's Snipethis week5%
Ring-necked Duck5%
Eared Grebethis week5%
Northern Pintailthis week4%
Greater Yellowlegsthis week4%
White-crowned Sparrowthis week4%
Lesser Scaupthis week4%
White-throated Sparrowthis week4%
Hermit Thrushthis week4%
Song Sparrowthis week3%
Yellow-bellied Sapsuckerthis week3%
Blue-headed Vireothis week2%
Canvasback1%
Pine Siskinthis week1%
American Goldfinchthis week1%
Golden-crowned Kingletthis week1%

At peak · 10

The busiest week of the year for these, give or take one.

American Kestrelthis week19%
Northern Flickerthis week6%
Western Meadowlarkthis week5%
Eastern Meadowlarkthis week4%
Sharp-shinned Hawkthis week3%
White-faced Ibisthis week3%
Merlinthis week2%
Marsh Wrenthis week2%
Sora2%
Sedge Wren1%

Expected, not reported this week · 1

Usually on at least 5% of checklists now, but nobody has reported one in the last 7 days.

Ring-necked Duck5%

Week of late Oct. Percentages are the share of complete Travis County checklists that report the species this week, 2016–2026 (eBird Basic Dataset). Year-round birds are left out.

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