Central Texas Young Birders Club

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 Texas has many different bird habitats.  When birding, look for the birds that need the shelter, water and food found in that habitat.

Here are some lists for birds to look at in different habitats:
                                                                                                                                      
Woodlands
   Tufted Titmouse
   Carolina Chickadee
   Carolina Wren     
   Bewick's Wren
   Western Scrub Jay
   Northern Cardinal
   White-winged Dove
   Mourning Dove
   Warblers
   Rufous-crowned Sparrow
   Chipping Sparrow
   Painted Bunting
   Woodpeckers
   Orioles
                                                              
 
Open Fields
   Swallows
   Scissor-tailed Flycatcher
   Ash-throated Flycatcher
   Red-tailed hawk
   Red Shouldered Hawk
   Crested Caracara
   Turkey Vulture
   Black Vulture
   Red-winged Blackbird
   Sparrows
  
Marshes
   Marsh Wren
   Sora
   Purple Gallinule
   Least Bittern
   Common Moorhen
  
Open Water and Shores
   Night-herons
   American Coot
   Ducks
   Herons
   Egrets
   Ibises
   American Avocet
   Black-necked Stilt
   Sandpipers
   Killdeer
   Roseate Spoonbill
   Pelicans
   Gulls
   Plovers
   Phalarope
   Kingfishers