The Pacific Northwest presents a captivating showcase for bird lovers. Whether you are a seasoned enthusiast or just embarking on your journey into the realm of birdwatching, we have curated a list of common birds that will ignite your curiosity. Keep your eyes peeled for these fascinating species as you explore the breathtaking landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. We will also provide you with some valuable tips on how to attract these feathered wonders to your very own backyard, allowing you to create a haven for avian visitors right at your doorstep.
Dark-Eyed Junco
The Dark-eyed Junco is a charming and distinctive little bird that adds a touch of elegance to its surroundings. With a plump body and a short, conical beak, this songbird is typically seen hopping and foraging on the ground, its sleek gray feathers contrasting with its white belly. However, what truly sets the Dark-eyed Junco apart is its striking black or dark gray hood-like head, which gives it a dapper appearance. Though small in size, these juncos are known for their delightful melodic trills and chirps, filling the crisp mountain air with their cheerful songs.
Description: Sparrow Shaped. Black hood. Bold black in males and grey in females. Plain brown/rusty back, short pink conical bill, white outer tail feathers, whitish belly.
Food: Forages ground, also in trees, mostly for seeds, insects and berries. At backyard feeders, prefers Black Oil Sunflower Seeds, Cracked Corn, Hulled Sunflower Seeds, Millet, Milo, Nyjer, Peanut Hearts, Safflower.
Migration: Common year-round resident, increasing in lowlands in winter.
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House Finch
The House Finch, a vibrant and sociable bird, brings a burst of color and cheer. The male House Finch boasts a captivating plumage, ranging from shades of red and orange to brown, which brightens up any backyard or cityscape. Meanwhile, the female showcases more muted tones of gray and brown, blending in with her surroundings. Known for their melodious and cheerful songs, House Finches are often heard before they are seen, filling the air with their tuneful trills. Whether perched on a feeder or flitting among trees, these delightful birds bring a sense of liveliness and joy to any outdoor space they inhabit.
Description: Sparrow-sized finch with long slightly notched tail. Bill is conical, rounded, gray. Males have reddish orange crown, breast and rump, streaks on belly, flanks. Brown on back, wings and tail. Dark eyes. Female is drab brown overall with blurry streaking, pale eye ring.
Food: Forages on ground, in weeds or in trees for seeds, juniper berries, blossoms, small insects, fond of maple sap and deciduous buds; eats dirt and gravel for minerals and salt. At backyard feeders, prefers Black Oil Sunflower Seeds, Hulled Sunflower Seeds, Nyjer and Safflower.
Migration: Common year-round resident at lower elevations.
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American Goldfinch
The American Goldfinch, a true symbol of summer, is a small and striking bird that dazzles with its bright yellow plumage. With its slender body and pointed beak, this finch exudes a delicate and graceful charm. During the breeding season, the male dons a vibrant yellow coat with contrasting black wings and a black cap, making it a stunning sight against the green backdrop of meadows and gardens. The female, on the other hand, displays a more muted yellow hue with hints of olive, blending in seamlessly with the natural surroundings. Renowned for their delightful and tinkling songs, American Goldfinches bring a cheerful melody to the air as they flit from plant to plant. As summer turns to fall, their plumage undergoes a dramatic transformation, transitioning to a duller olive color, allowing them to blend in with autumnal landscapes. These delightful birds are often found in flocks, adding a touch of brightness and charm to any backyard or open field they visit.
Description: Spring males are brilliant yellow and shiny black with a bit of white. Females and all winter birds are more dull but identifiable by their conical bill; pointed, notched tail; wingbars; and lack of streaking. During molts they look bizarrely patchy.
Food: Mostly eats seeds, but will forage for insects, buds, bark and young trigs. At backyard feeders, prefers Nyjer, Black Oil Sunflower Seeds, Hulled Sunflower Seeds.
Migration: Common year-round resident.
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Hairy Woodpecker
The Hairy Woodpecker is a captivating bird found in the forests of the Pacific Northwest. With a compact yet sturdy build, this medium-sized woodpecker possesses a chisel-like beak and strong claws, perfectly adapted for its woodpecking lifestyle. Its black and white plumage is adorned with intricate patterns, including a striking white undershirt and a boldly striped black-and-white back. The male and female Hairy Woodpeckers share similar appearances, making them a bit challenging to differentiate at first glance. With their drumming and tapping sounds echoing through the woods, Hairy Woodpeckers tirelessly search for insects and larvae hidden beneath the bark of trees. They also construct distinctive rectangular-shaped holes as their nesting sites.
Description: Black back with large white patch; white or dusky buff underparts; flanks may have dark streaks; black and white patterned head; heavy straight bill; black tail with white outer feathers. Males have a small red patch on the back of the head.
Food: Wood boring for insects and larvae, sap, nuts. At backyard feeders, prefers Black Oil Sunflower Seeds, Peanut Hearts, Safflower and Suet.
Migration: Uncommon to common year-round resident.
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Downy Woodpecker
The Downy Woodpecker, a charismatic and petite woodpecker, is a delightful resident of the Pacific Northwest’s forests and woodlands. With its small size and fluffy appearance, this bird exudes an endearing charm. Its black and white plumage, adorned with intricate patterns, resembles that of its larger relative, the Hairy Woodpecker, but the Downy Woodpecker can be distinguished by its shorter bill and overall smaller size. The male Downy Woodpecker boasts a tiny red patch on the back of its head, adding a subtle touch of color to its monochrome palette. With its sharp beak and sturdy claws, this woodpecker expertly navigates tree trunks and branches, foraging for insects and larvae hidden within the bark. Their drumming sounds, often described as a soft tattoo, fill the air as they communicate and establish territories. Despite their diminutive stature, the Downy Woodpecker brings a lively and spirited energy to the Pacific Northwest’s woodland symphony.
Description: Gives a checkered black-and-white impression. The black upperparts are checked with white on the wings, the head is boldly striped, and the back has a broad white stripe down the center. Males have a small red patch on the back of the head. The outer tail feathers are typically white with a few black spots. They have a straight, chisel-like bill, blocky head, wide shoulders.
Food: At backyard feeders prefer suet, but are also fond of black oil sunflower seeds, millet, peanuts, and chunky peanut butter and occasionally drinking from hummingbird feeders. Mainly eat insects, including beetle larvae that live inside wood or tree bark as well as ants and caterpillars. About a quarter of their diet consists of plant material, particularly berries, acorns, and grains.
Migration: Year-round resident
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Red-winged Blackbird
The Red-winged Blackbird, a strikingly bold and unmistakable species. The male Red-winged Blackbird commands attention with its glossy black plumage and red and yellow shoulder patches, which serve as distinctive badges of its identity. This territorial songbird fearlessly defends its territory by perching atop cattails or shrubs, proudly displaying its vivid wing patches while belting out a series of raspy yet melodic songs. Meanwhile, the female Red-winged Blackbird boasts a more understated appearance with brown feathers streaked with subtle hints of black. These blackbirds are often found in large flocks, creating a captivating sight as they congregate and migrate together.
Description: Medium sized blackbird, with fairly stout pointed bill. Male is glossy black overall, with bright red shoulder patch bordered behind by creamy yellow. Female is dark brown, heavily streaked above and below, with buffy eyebrow and throat, reddish-brown tint to wings and back.
Food: Forages mostly while walking on the ground for seeds, waste grain, insects, fruit. At backyard feeders, prefers Black Oil Sunflower Seeds, Cracked Corn, Hulled Sunflower Seeds, Millet, Milo, Peanut Hearts.
Migration: Common breeding summer resident; common in winter west of the Cascades.
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Northern Flicker
The Northern Flicker, a captivating and distinctive woodpecker, brings a touch of elegance to the Pacific Northwest’s landscapes. With its medium-sized frame and slightly curved beak, this bird possesses a charming blend of woodpecker and songbird features. Its plumage showcases a beautiful mix of brown and black, adorned with eye-catching patterns of spots and bars. The male Northern Flicker boasts a vibrant splash of color with a red or “mustache” patch on its cheek, while the female displays a similar patch but in a more subtle tan hue. These woodpeckers are often spotted foraging on the ground, feasting on ants, beetles, and other insects with their long, sticky tongue. However, they are also adept at drumming on tree trunks to communicate and establish territories. As they take flight, their wings reveal striking flashes of yellow, adding a burst of brightness to their appearance.
Description: Robust, colorful, with black crescent long bill, white rump. Stiff tail. Barred brown above, spotted buff below, with brightly colored feather shafts, most notable in wings. Two forms. Red-shafted with brown cap, gray face, red shafts, male with red mustache mark and Yellow-shafted with gray cap, brown face, yellow shafts, red crescent on nape, male with black mustache mark.
Food: Mostly ants and other insects, also eats seeds, nuts and grains. At backyard feeders, prefers Black Oil Sunflower Seeds, Cracked Corn, Hulled Sunflower Seeds, Millet, Peanut Hearts, Peanuts, Safflower and Suet.
Migration: Common year-round resident but highly migratory.
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Valley (California) Quail
The California Valley Quail, an iconic bird of the West Coast, radiates both elegance and a sense of wild beauty. With its plump body and distinctive head plume, this quail stands out among its feathered counterparts. The male showcases a rich combination of chestnut, black, and white feathers, while the female’s coloring is more subtle, with mottled brown and gray plumage. Their striking topknot, composed of a single feather curving forward, adds an element of uniqueness to their appearance. California Valley Quails are known for their social nature, often seen in small family groups called coveys, scurrying across open grasslands and scrubby habitats. Their melodic and rhythmic calls, often described as “Chi-ca-go,” resonate through the air, serving as a testament to their lively presence. These quails are agile runners and will take flight if startled, revealing their short, rounded wings and fluttering with a whir of feathers.
Description: California Quail are instantly recognizable with their scaly necks and bellies, gray breast, back and tail. Horizontally white-streaked brown sides. Male: dark crown, white-bordered black “cheeks” and throat; prominent white “eyebrow”; forward drooping black plume. Female: grayish brown face and throat; small, upright black plume. In flight: gray underwings.
Food: Seeds, fresh leaves, plant shoots, berries, acorn, bulbs, flowers and catkins, insects and waste grain. At backyard feeders, prefers Black Oil Sunflower Seeds, Cracked Corn, Hulled Sunflower Seeds, Millet, Milo, Nyjer.
Migration: Native to southwestern Oregon.
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Evening Grosbeak
The Evening Grosbeak, with a robust body and a thick, conical beak, this grosbeak commands attention. The male Evening Grosbeak boasts a stunning combination of bright yellow, black, and white plumage, while the female showcases a more subdued olive-yellow coloration. Their prominent beak enables them to crack open even the toughest seeds and fruits. These social birds are often seen in noisy flocks, descending upon trees and feeders with gusto. Their distinctive, melodious calls, resembling a series of clear whistles and chirps, echo through the forests and add a musical charm to their surroundings.
Description: Stocky, short-tailed finch. The bold white patches on the black wings really stand out on both sexes. The males have a smoky black head that pales into the yellow underparts. There is a blaze of yellow across the forehead. The huge bill is bone white, but has a slightly greenish hue in summer. Females lack the black head, and the body plumage is more of a pale gray with only a hint of yellow
Food: Forages mostly in trees, shrubs and sometimes on the ground for pine cones and other fruit, seeds, insects, berries, buds of deciduous trees and shrubs. Eats dirt and gravel for minerals and salts. At backyard feeders, prefers Black Oil Sunflower Seeds and Hulled Sunflower Seeds.
Migration: Winter: Lowland towns throughout region.
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Red-breasted Nuthatch
The Red-breasted Nuthatch, a charismatic and lively bird, brings a burst of energy to the forests of the Pacific Northwest. With its compact body and distinctive features, this small passerine captures attention with ease. Its plumage is a delightful combination of slate blue on its upperparts and a vibrant reddish-orange on its breast, providing a striking contrast against the backdrop of trees. The Red-breasted Nuthatch has a unique habit of moving headfirst down tree trunks and branches, using its sharp bill to pry insects and seeds from crevices. With its nasal and squeaky calls echoing through the woods, this bird’s vocalizations are unmistakable, adding a lively and cheerful ambiance to its surroundings. The Red-breasted Nuthatch is known for its acrobatic maneuvers, exhibiting agility as it scurries up and down tree trunks with ease.
Description: Blue grey plump round body, black eyelines and cap, white eyebrows, reddish breast and underparts. Males have blacker cap and redder breast than females.
Food: Forages by climbing up and down trunk and branches of trees for insects and spiders and seeds. At backyard feeders, prefers Black Oil Sunflower Seeds, Hulled Sunflower Seeds, Peanut Hearts, Peanuts, and Suet.
Migration: Prefers coniferous woods and mountains. Common year-round resident.
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Steller’s Jay
The Steller’s Jay commands attention with its striking appearance and bold personality. With its deep blue plumage, dark crest, and contrasting black head and wings, this jay is a true showstopper. Its vivid colors, reminiscent of the night sky, make it a captivating sight against the lush greenery of the Pacific Northwest. The Steller’s Jay is known for its raucous and distinctive calls, often mimicking other bird species with uncanny accuracy. These intelligent birds are highly adaptable and are often found in forests, woodlands, and even suburban areas. They have a curious and inquisitive nature, frequently investigating their surroundings and exhibiting a knack for problem-solving. Steller’s Jays are opportunistic foragers, feeding on a variety of nuts, seeds, insects, and even small vertebrates.
Description: The Steller’s Jay is unmistakable with its charcoal head and blue plumage, prominent triangular crest that often stands straight up from their head, and raucous call announcing its presence. The bill is long, straight and powerful. White markings above the eye are fairly conspicuous.
Food: Steller’s Jays forage on the ground and in trees and bushes. Omnivorous, they eat a variety of animal and plant food. At backyard feeders, prefers Peanuts, Sunflower Seeds and Suet.
Migration: In Oregon it is a common resident in dry conifer and mixed conifer-hardwood forests from valley floors to near timberline. It is found in forests of the Coast and Cascade ranges during breeding season.
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Pine Siskin
The Pine Siskin, a small and lively finch, brings a touch of liveliness and charm to the forests and woodlands of the Pacific Northwest. With its subtle yet captivating appearance, this finch captures attention with ease. The Pine Siskin showcases a mix of olive-brown and yellowish-brown feathers, with delicate streaks and patterns adding texture to its plumage. Its pointed beak is perfectly adapted for extracting seeds from various conifer cones, making it a frequent visitor to pine trees. These sociable birds often forage in flocks, displaying agile movements as they flutter from branch to branch in search of food. Their high-pitched, warbling songs create a cheerful symphony that resonates through the trees.
Description: Small finch. It is readily identified by its heavily streaked plumage and by the yellow wing and tail bars that are especially prominent in flight. Bill is sharp, pointed. Upperparts streaked brownish and buff-white with well defined, heavy, dark streaking. Male: Bold yellow wing stripe.
Food: Seeds of pines and other conifers and other vegetable matter, buds and insects. Attracted to salt. At backyard feeders, prefers Nyjer, Black Oil Sunflower Seeds, and Hulled Sunflower Seeds.
Migration: Common year-round resident of coniferous forests. Winter often abundant in residential areas.
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House Sparrow
The House Sparrow is a familiar sight in both urban and rural areas of the Pacific Northwest. With its small yet plump body and stout beak, this sparrow exudes a sense of resilience and adaptability. The male House Sparrow displays a striking combination of gray, brown, and black feathers, with a distinctive black bib on its chest. The female, on the other hand, showcases a more muted palette of brown and gray. Known for their energetic and social nature, House Sparrows are often seen in bustling flocks, hopping and chirping merrily in search of food. Their cheerful and melodic songs add a lively soundtrack to neighborhoods and city parks. House Sparrows have thrived in human-altered environments, making their homes in nooks and crannies of buildings, nesting in eaves and crevices. Though considered common, their adaptability and close proximity make them a species that allows us to appreciate the beauty and resilience of even the most familiar of our avian neighbors.
Description: Male has black bib, gray crown, pale gray cheeks, rufous neck sides and rufous areas on striped back and wings; prominent, white wing-bars. Bill is black in breeding season, otherwise yellowish. Female is dingy gray-brown with tan and brown back stripes; has broad creamy eyebrow and dull yellowish bill.
Food: Seeds, grains, blossoms, insects, fruit and food scraps. At backyard feeders, prefers Black Oil Sunflower Seeds, Cracked Corn, Hulled Sunflower Seeds, Millet, Milo and Peanuts Hearts.
Migration: Non-migratory by nature. Common year-round resident.
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Mourning Dove
The Mourning Dove, a symbol of peace and serenity, graces the skies of the Pacific Northwest with its gentle elegance. With a slender body and graceful wings, this medium-sized dove embodies a sense of tranquility. Its plumage showcases subtle shades of gray and beige, with a distinctive dark crescent-shaped mark on its neck. The Mourning Dove’s soft cooing calls resonate through the air, creating a soothing melody that is often associated with peaceful mornings and calm evenings. These doves are frequently seen perched on telephone wires or foraging on the ground for seeds, grains, and small insects. With their gentle nature and soothing presence, Mourning Doves offer a reminder to pause, appreciate the simple joys of nature, and find solace in their delicate beauty.
Description: Sleek profile; grayish fawn overall; pinkish tinges on neck and upper breast, especially on male; several blackish spots on upperparts; slender, gray bill; pinkish red feed. Short rounded wings; gray underwings, very long, tapering, black and white trimmed tail.
Food: Forages mostly on the ground for seeds and waste grains. At backyard feeders, prefers Millet, Black Oil Sunflower Seeds, Cracked Corn, Hulled Sunflower Seeds, Milo, Nyjer, Peanut Hearts, Safflower.
Migration: This species is abundant in spring, summer, and early fall statewide in open landscapes, except along the coast and in the higher elevations of the east Cascades.
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Black-capped Chickadee
The Black-capped Chickadee, a small bundle of energy and charm, is a beloved resident of the Pacific Northwest’s woodlands and gardens. With its compact body and distinctive black cap, this charismatic songbird stands out among its avian peers. Its plumage features a combination of soft gray and white, with a splash of brown on its wings. The Black-capped Chickadee is renowned for its cheerful and unmistakable “chick-a-dee-dee-dee” song, which fills the air with a delightful melody. These agile little birds are known for their acrobatic antics, effortlessly clinging to branches and twigs as they search for insects, seeds, and berries.
Description: Oversized round head, black cap, white face, black bib, soft grey back, wings and long narrow tail, whitish underside with buffy sides. Short bill.
Food: Forages mostly by hopping among twigs and branches for insects, caterpillars, seeds and berries. At backyard feeders, prefers Black Oil Sunflower Seeds, Hulled Sunflower Seeds, Nyjer, Peanut Hearts, Peanuts, Safflower and Suet.
Migration: Prefers deciduous woodlands, forest and riparian woodlands. Common year-round resident.
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