BIRD LIST WORLDWIDE

BIRDS OF SOUTH AMERICA

gives you the links to the countries of North America, as well as to the list of the birds of North America, North of the Mexican border.

Click on the different countries of North America and it will take you to the relevant birdlist. There will be Check lists of the birds by state and by province for Canada, Mexico and the USA. Our lists of birds of North America have the latest available information, coded for presence status and abundance as defined in our birdlist coding system, built up from the states and provinces of North America to the nationwide and continental lists of North America.

Click the state of your interest

NORTH WEST	SOUTH WEST	CENTRAL PLANES	CENTRAL SOUTH	GREAT LAKES	NORTH EAST	SOUTH EAST
Birds of Alaska	Birds of California	Birds of North Dakota	Birds of New Mexico	Birds of Minnesota	Birds of Maine	Birds of Virginia
Birds of Washington	Birds of Nevada	Birds of South Dakota	Birds of Oklahoma	Birds of Wisconsin	Birds of New Hampshire	Birds of West Vriginia
Birds of Oregon	Birds of Utah	Birds of Nebraska	Birds of Texas	Birds of Michigan	Birds of Vermont	Birds of North Carolina
Birds of Idaho	Birds of Arizona	Birds of Kansas	Birds of Arkansas	Birds of Illinois	Birds of New York	Birds of South Carolina
Birds of Montana	Birds of Colorado	Birds of Missouri	Birds of Louisiana	Birds of Indiana	Birds of Pennsylvania	Birds of Georgia
Birds of Wyoming	Birds of Hawaii	Birds of Kentucky	.	Birds of Ohio	Birds of Maryland	Birds of Florida
.	.	Birds of Tennessee	.	.	Birds of Massachusetts	Birds of Mississippi
.	.	.	.	.	Birds of Connecticut	Birds of Alabama
.	.	.	.	.	Birds of New Jersey	.
.	.	.	.	.	Birds of Providence	.
.	.	.	.	.	Birds of Delaware	.

Abundance Codes
D	Distribution range deducted from map, not actual record.
P	Present, abundance not determined.
C	Within its range, varying from common to occasional
O	Rare, wandered outside of its normal range but still may be expected from time to time. Between 10 - 100 records.
V	Vagrant, accidental, species far out of its normal distribution range. >10 records.
I	Introduced species.
Q	Not verified.
X	Extinct.
XL	Extinct in country
Status of Permanence Codes
R	Resident, present year around.
N	Nests in the area but absent during part of the year.
M	Migrant, non-breeding. May spend a short period or the entire winter.
W	Wintering; stays in the area, while its primary nesting range is elsewhere.
E	National endemic.
*	National bird.

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