This is the complete list of birds you have a fair chance to see in Southern California (birds profiled here in) 540+ species.
Most of these birds are fairly common; but some stick to the coast, some to the deserts, and some to the mountains
and there are a number of birds that just stop by during spring or fall migrations.
Plus there are a few others that may rarely show up and if we see them we will add to the site
Click on the birds name below and it will take you to that bird's profile page
-- The order of this list was the order that eBird used for their checklists. The order of checklists were largely changed this last year. This is the changed list.
The order that birds are listed in checklists is by their relationship to other birds, now determined by DNA and basic characteristics. Birds are categorized by these relationships and assigned to that related "Order". See bird categorization ( Click ) .
"And now featuring perpetual plumage."
Most of these birds are fairly common; but some stick to the coast, some to the deserts, and some to the mountains
and there are a number of birds that just stop by during spring or fall migrations.
Plus there are a few others that may rarely show up and if we see them we will add to the site
Click on the birds name below and it will take you to that bird's profile page
-- The order of this list was the order that eBird used for their checklists. The order of checklists were largely changed this last year. This is the changed list.
The order that birds are listed in checklists is by their relationship to other birds, now determined by DNA and basic characteristics. Birds are categorized by these relationships and assigned to that related "Order". See bird categorization ( Click ) .
"And now featuring perpetual plumage."