Small Species – 5 to 9 inches in length

This diverse group includes smaller shorebirds, flycatchers, woodpeckers, bluebirds, vireos, warblers, sparrows, towhees, buntings, blackbirds, orioles, finches, titmice and chickadees.

Sandpipers – Family Scolopacidae

Ruddy Turnstone – 9 in.

Sanderling – 8 in.

Least Sandpiper – 6 in.

Owls – Family Strigidae

Eastern Screech Owl – 8 in.

Woodpeckers - Family Picidae

Downy Woodpecker – 7 in.

Hairy Woodpecker – 9 in.

Tyrant Flycatchers - Family Tyrannidae

Eastern Phoebe – 7 in.

Great Crested Flycatcher – 8 in.

Vireos – Vireonidae

Red-eyed Vireo – 6 in.

Chickadees and Titmice – Family Paridae

Tufted Titmouse – 6 in.

Black-capped Chickadee – 5 in.

Thrushes, including Bluebirds and Robins – Family Turdidae

Eastern Bluebird, male – 7 in.

Western Bluebird, male – 7 in.

Wood Warblers – Parulidae

Yellow-rumped Warbler – 5 in.

Yellow Warbler – 5 in.

Tanagers –Family Thraupidae

Western Tanager , male – 7 in.

Towhees and Sparrows – Family Emberizidae

Eastern Towhee – 8 in.

Song Sparrow – 6 in.

White-throated Sparrow – 7 in.

Cardinals, Certain Grosbeaks, Certain Buntings – Family Cardinalidae

Indigo Bunting, male – 6 in.

Blackbirds, including Meadowlarks, Blackbirds, Grackles, Orioles - Family Icteridae

Red-winged Blackbird, male – 9 in.

Baltimore Oriole, male – 8 in.

Finches, Crossbills, certain Grosbeaks, Siskins, Redpolls – Family Fringillidae

House Finch, male – 6 in.