Birds of North Texas
The prairies, reservoirs, and Cross Timbers woodlands of North Texas hold a rich mix of eastern and western birds, with wintering waterfowl and sparrows a highlight.
The birds people come here for
Bald EagleWinter and now year-round at the big reservoirs.
Scissor-tailed FlycatcherThe state's signature roadside bird, spring through fall.
Painted BuntingCommon summer breeder in brushy edges.
American White PelicanBig winter flocks on the reservoirs.
Harris's SparrowThe big winter sparrow of North Texas hedgerows.
Photo list coming soon — check back, or browse Bryan’s full Texas gallery.
Also regularly found here
Birds Bryan regularly finds in North Texas on tours — photos from here coming as they’re posted:
- Smith's Longspur
- Franklin's Gull
- Bonaparte's Gull
- Common Loon
- Prairie Falcon
- Sprague's Pipit
- Fox Sparrow
- Red-headed Woodpecker
- Pileated Woodpecker
- Fish Crow
- Purple Finch
Want to see these birds in person? Book a guided North Texas birding tour with Bryan — small groups, all skill levels, and a full trip list afterward. Check dates & book → · Back to North Texas birding →
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