I’ve been privileged to see all the following birds from my suburban Orlando backyard. Scroll down further for additional birds seen in the neighborhood.

[m] Found during migration only
[s] Summer visitor
[w] Winter visitor

1. American Crow
2. American Goldfinch [w]
3. American Redstart [m]
4. American Robin [w]
5. Bald Eagle
6. Black Vulture
7. Blue Jay
8. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
9. Boat-tailed Grackle
10. Brown Thrasher
11. Brown-headed Cowbird
12. Cape May Warbler [m]
13. Carolina Wren [s]
14. Cattle Egret
15. Cedar Waxwing [w]
16. Chipping Sparrow [w]
17. Common Grackle
18. Common Ground-Dove
19. Common Nighthawk [s]
20. Common Yellowthroat
21. Cooper’s Hawk
22. Downy Woodpecker
23. Eastern Bluebird
24. Eastern Phoebe [w]
25. Gray Catbird [w]
26. Great Blue Heron
27. Great Egret
28. House Finch
29. House Sparrow
30. House Wren [w]
31. Indigo Bunting [m]
32. Little Blue Heron
33. Loggerhead Shrike
34. Mallard
35. Mourning Dove
36. Northern Bobwhite
37. Northern Cardinal
38. Northern Mockingbird
39. Orchard Oriole [m]
40. Osprey
41. Painted Bunting [w]
42. Palm Warbler [w]
43. Prairie Warbler [w]
44. Purple Martin [s]
45. Red-bellied Woodpecker
46. Red-shouldered Hawk
47. Red-winged Blackbird
48. Ruby-throated Hummingbird
49. Sandhill Crane
50. Savannah Sparrow [w]
51. Snowy Egret
52. Swallow-tailed Kite [s]
53. Tricolored Heron
54. Tufted Titmouse
55. White Ibis
56. Yellow-rumped Warbler [w]
57. Yellow-throated Warbler [w]

Additional Birds Found in Our Neighborhood

1. Anhinga
2. Belted Kingfisher [w]
3. Black-necked Stilt [s]
4. Double-crested Cormorant
5. Great Horned Owl
6. Hooded Merganser [w]
7. Lesser Scaup [w]
8. Limpkin
9. Pied-billed Grebe [w]
10. Spotted Sandpiper [m]
11. Wood Stork