Oklahoma Birds Directory

Oklahoma Birds Listserv and Photo Directory

The Sutton Center sponsors a discussion list (listserv) for those interested in Oklahoma birds. If you have an e-mail address, and you are interested in Oklahoma birds and birding, then the OKbirds listserv is for you.

What is a listserv?

It’s basically a loose network of e-mail users interested in a particular subject, in this case Oklahoma birds and birding. Once you are subscribed (it’s free) you will be able to send a bird-related question, observation, or message to a single address, and it will quickly and automatically be delivered to all other subscribers to the list. Any replies to your message will also be delivered to all subscribers.
What is the purpose of OKbirds? The OKbirds listserv provides a forum for questions, answers, and discussions about Oklahoma birds and birding. It allows subscribers a quick and efficient way of reaching a large number of people who are interested in birds. Post your questions, interesting observations, directions to good birding sites or rare birds, etc.

How do I subscribe?

To subscribe, send a message from the e-mail account you wish to use for your subscription with “subscribe OKbirds your name” (your first and last name, or first initial and last name, not your email address) as the only thing in the message body to listserv@lists.ou.edu. Subscriptions will generally be processed within 48 hours. You will receive confirmation and further instructions once you are added. You may also unsubscribe at any time.

Example message to subscribe: subscribe OKbirds John Doe

What else do I need to know?

Access to this listserv is owner-controlled, meaning that new subscribers must be added by the list owner. Only subscribers to the list will be able to post messages to it, not advertisers. The listserv is being administered at the University of Oklahoma and will be kept “hidden.” These three steps are taken so advertisers or others not subscribing to the list will not be able to obtain information about you. The list owner can also unsubscribe problem addresses. Further instructions for posting messages, list etiquette, unsubscribing, etc., will be e-mailed to you once you are added as a subscriber.

Photo collection
The photo collection below was submitted primarily by OKbirds subscribers. Good photos of birds taken in Oklahoma may be submitted to the Sutton Center for possible inclusion in this collection. Please specify your name, your willingness to have your photos included here when you submit photos, and include the date each photo was taken as well as the location, at least to the county level. We are especially interested in receiving photos of species not yet inlcuded in this collection, and species that are rare in Oklahoma. The Sutton Center cooperates with the Oklahoma Bird Records Committee (OBRC) of the Oklahoma Ornithological Society. The OBRC maintains ornithological records pertaining to Oklahoma, and photos submitted to this photo gallery, particularly those of birds rare in Oklahoma, may be shared with this committee and may also appear on the OBRC website.

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Anhinga

Avocet, American

Bittern, American

Bittern, Least

Blackbird, Red-winged

Blackbird, Red-winged

Blackbird, Yellow-headed

Bluebird, Eastern

Bluebird, Mountain

Bluebird, Western

Bobolink

Bobwhite, Northern

Brant

Bufflehead

Bunting, Indigo

Bunting, Lark

Bunting, Lazuli

Bunting, Painted

Bunting, Snow

Bushtit, Common

Canvasback

Caracara, Crested

Cardinal, Northern

Catbird, Gray

Chat, Yellow-breasted

Chickadee, Carolina

Chickadee, Mountain

Coot, American

Cormorant, Neotropic

Cowbird, Brown-headed

Crane, Sandhill

Creeper, Brown

Crossbill, Red

Crossbill, White-winged

Crow, American

Cuckoo, Black-billed

Cuckoo, Yellow-billed

Curlew, Long-billed

 

Dickcissel

 

Dove, Streptopelia

 

Dove, Common Ground

 

 

Dove, Eurasian Collared

 

Dove, Inca

 

Dove, Mourning

 

Dove, Ringed Turtle

 

Dove, White-winged

 

Dowitcher

 

Dowitcher, Long-billed

 

Dowitcher, Short-billed

 

Duck, Long-tailed

 

Duck, Mottled

 

Duck, Ruddy

 

Duck, Wood

 

Dunlin

 

Eagle, Bald

Eagle, Golden

 

Egret, Cattle

 

Egret, Great

 

Egret, Reddish

 

Egret, Snowy

 

Falcon, Peregrine

 

Falcon, Prairie

 

Finch, House

 

Finch, Purple

 

Flicker, Northern

 

Flycatcher, Ash-throated

 

Flycatcher, Great Crested

 

Flycatcher, Least

 

Flycatcher, Olive-sided

 

Flycatcher, Scissor-tailed

 

Flycatcher, Vermilion

 

Flycatcher, Willow

 

Frog, Tree

 

Gadwall

 

Gallinule, Purple

 

Gnatcatcher, Blue-gray

 

Godwit, Hudsonian

 

Godwit, Marbled

 

Goldeneye, Common

 

Goldfinch, American

Goldfinch, Lesser

 

Goose, Cackling

 

Goose, Canada

 

Goose, Greater White-fronted

 

Goose, hybrid

 

 

Goose, Snow

 

Grackle, Common

 

Grebe, Eared

 

Grebe, Horned

 

Grebe, Least

 

Grebe, Pied-billed

 

Grebe, Western

 

Grosbeak, Black-headed

 

Grosbeak, Blue

 

Grosbeak, Pine

 

Grosbeak, Rose-breasted

 

Gull, California

 

Gull, Glaucous

 

Gull, Herring

 

Gull, Iceland

 

Gull, Laughing

 

Gull, Lesser Black-backed

 

Gull, Little

 

Gull, Mew

 

Gull, Ring-billed

 

 

Harrier, Northern

 

Hawk, Broad-winged

 

Hawk, Buteo

 

Hawk, Ferruginous

 

Hawk, Red-shouldered

 

Hawk, Red-tailed

 

 

Hawk, Rough-legged

 

Hawk, Sharp-shinned

 

Heron, Great Blue

 

Heron, Green

 

 

Heron, Little Blue

 

Heron, Tricolored

 

Hummingbird nest

 

Hummingbird, Black-chinned

 

Hummingbird, Broad-billed

 

Hummingbird, Calliope

 

Hummingbird, Ruby-throated

 

Hummingbird, Rufous

 

Hummingbird, white

 

Ibis, Glossy

 

 

Ibis, White

 

 

Ibis, White-faced

 

 

Jaeger, Long-tailed

 

 

Jaeger, Parasitic

 

 

Jay, Blue

 

 

Junco, Dark-eyed

 

 

Kestrel, American

 

 

Killdeer

 

 

Kingbird, Eastern

 

 

Kingbird, Western

 

 

Kingfisher, Belted

 

 

Kinglet, Golden-crowned

 

 

Kinglet, Ruby-crowned

 

 

Kiskadee, Great

 

 

Kite, Mississippi

 

 

Kite, Swallow-tailed

 

 

Kite, White-tailed

 

 

Knot, Red

 

 

Longspur, Chestnut-collared

 

 

Longspur, Lapland

 

 

Loon, Common

 

 

Loon, Pacific

 

 

Loon, Red-throated

 

 

Loon, Yellow-billed

 

 

Lovebird, Masked

 

 

Mallard

 

 

Martin, Purple

 

 

Meadowlark, Eastern

 

 

Merganser, Common

 

 

Merganser, Hooded

 

 

Merganser, Red-breasted

 

 

Merlin

 

 

Mockingbird, Northern

 

 

Moorhen, Common

 

 

Night-Heron, Black-crowned

 

 

Night-Heron, Yellow-crowned

 

 

Nighthawk, Common

 

 

 

Nuthatch, Brown-headed

 

 

Nuthatch, Pygmy

 

 

Nuthatch, Red-breasted

 

 

Nuthatch, White-breasted

 

 

Oriole, Baltimore

 

 

Oriole, Orchard

 

 

Osprey

Ovenbird

 

 

Owl, Barn

 

Owl, Barred

 

 

Owl, Great Horned

 

 

Owl, Long-eared

 

 

Owl, Snowy

 

 

Parakeet, Monk

 

 

Parula, Northern

 

 

Pelican, American White

 

 

Pelican, Brown

 

 

Phalarope, Red

 

 

Phalarope, Red-necked

 

 

Pheasant, Ring-necked

 

 

Phoebe, Black

 

 

Phoebe, Eastern

 

 

Pigeon, Band-tailed

 

 

Pipit, American

Plover, American Golden

 

 

Plover, Black-bellied

 

 

Plover, Mountain

 

 

Plover, Piping

 

 

Plover, Semipalmated

 

 

Plover, Snowy

 

 

Poorwill, Common

 

 

Prairie-Chicken, Greater

 

Prairie-Chicken, Lesser

 

Pyrrhuloxia

 

Quail, Masked

 

Quail, Scaled

 

Rail, King

 

 

Rail, Virginia

 

 

Rail, Yellow

 

Redhead

 

Redpoll, Common

 

 

Redstart, American

 

Roadrunner, Greater

 

Robin, American

 

 

Rookery, Heron

 

 

Sanderling

 

 

Sandpiper, Buff-breasted

 

 

Sandpiper, Least

 

 

Sandpiper, Pectoral

 

 

Sandpiper, Semipalmated

 

 

Sandpiper, Solitary

 

 

Sandpiper, Spotted

 

Sandpiper, Stilt

 

Sandpiper, Upland

 

Sandpiper, Western

 

Sandpiper, White-rumped

 

Sapsucker, Yellow-bellied

 

Scaup, Greater

 

Scaup, Lesser

 

Scoter, Black

 

Scoter, Surf

 

Scoter, White-winged

 

Shoveler, Northern

 

Shrike, Loggerhead

 

Shrike, Northern

 

Siskin, Pine

 

 

Sora

 

 

Sparrow, Black-throated

 

Sparrow, Chipping

 

 

Sparrow, Clay-colored

 

 

Sparrow, Field

 

 

Sparrow, Fox

 

 

Sparrow, Grasshopper

 

 

 

Sparrow, House

 

 

Sparrow, Lark

 

 

 

Sparrow, Rufous-crowned

 

 

Sparrow, Savannah

 

 

Sparrow, Song

 

 

Sparrow, Swamp

 

 

Sparrow, Vesper

 

 

Sparrow, White-crowned

 

 

Sparrow, White-throated

 

 

Spoonbill, Roseate

 

Starling, European

 

Stilt, Black-necked

 

Storks, Wood

 

Swallow, Barn

 

Swallow, Cave

 

Swallow, Cliff

 

Swallow, Northern Rough-winged

 

Swallow, Tree

 

Swan, Mute

 

Swan, Trumpeter

 

Swan, Tundra

 

Swift, Chimney

 

Tanager, Hepatic

 

Tanager, Summer

 

Tanager, Western

 

Teal, Blue-winged

 

Teal, Cinnamon/Blue Winged hybrid

 

Teal, Green-winged

Tern, Black

 

Tern, Caspian

 

Tern, Common

 

Tern, Least

 

Tern, Sooty

 

Thrasher, Brown

 

Thrasher, Curve-billed

 

Thrasher, Sage

 

Thrush, Gray-cheeked

 

Thrush, Hermit

 

Titmouse, Black-crested

 

Titmouse, Tufted

 

Towhee, Canyon

 

Towhee, Eastern

 

Towhee, Green-tailed

 

Towhee, Spotted

 

Turkey, Wild

 

Turnstone, Ruddy

 

Verdin

 

Violet-ear, Green

 

Vireo, Black-capped

 

Vireo, Blue-headed

 

Vireo, Philadelphia

 

Vireo, Plumbeous

 

Vireo, Red-eyed

 

Vireo, White-eyed

 

Vireo, Yellow-throated

 

Vulture, Black

 

Vulture, Turkey

 

Warbler, Black-and-white

 

Warbler, Black-throated Blue

 

Warbler, Black-throated Green

 

Warbler, Blue-winged

 

Warbler, Canada

 

Warbler, Cape May

 

Warbler, Cerulean

 

Warbler, Chestnut-sided

 

Warbler, Golden-winged

 

Warbler, Hooded

 

Warbler, Kentucky

 

Warbler, Magnolia

 

Warbler, Mourning

 

Warbler, Nashville

 

Warbler, Orange-crowned

 

Warbler, Palm

 

Warbler, Pine

 

Warbler, Prothonotary

 

Warbler, Tennessee

 

 

Warbler, Worm-eating

 

Warbler, Yellow

 

Warbler, Yellow-rumped

 

Warbler, Yellow-throated

 

Waterthrush, Louisiana

 

Waxwing, Bohemian

 

Waxwing, Cedar

 

Whimbrel

 

Whistling-Duck, Black-bellied

 

Whistling-Duck, Fulvous

 

Wigeon, American

 

Wigeon, Eurasian

 

Willet

 

Wood-Pewee, Eastern

 

Wood-Pewee, Western

 

Woodcock, American

 

Woodpecker, Downy

 

Woodpecker, Hairy

 

Woodpecker, Pileated

 

Woodpecker, Red-bellied

 

Woodpecker, Red-cockaded

 

Woodpecker, Red-headed

 

Wren, Canyon

 

Wren, Carolina

 

Wren, House

 

Wren, Marsh

 

Wren, Rock

 

Wren, Sedge

 

Wren, Winter

 

Yellowlegs, Greater

 

Yellowlegs, Lesser

 

Yellowthroat, Common

 

 

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