We’re passionate about birds and nature. That’s why we opened a Wild Birds Unlimited Nature Shop in our community.
1997 Hendersonville Road
Asheville, NC 28803
Phone: (828) 687-9433
Fax: (828) 676-0838
Email: Send Message
Store Hours:
Mon - Sat: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
Sun: 12:00 am - 5:00 pm
Common Birds around Asheville,
North Carolina
BIRDS SEEN IN OUR AREA THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
__ Great Blue Heron
__ Canada Goose
__ Wood Duck
__ Mallard
__ Turkey Vulture
__ Cooper’s Hawk
__ Red-shouldered Hawk
__ Red-tailed Hawk
__ Wild Turkey
__ Killdeer
__ Rock Dove
__ Mourning Dove
__ Eastern Screech-Owl
__ Great Horned Owl
__ Red-bellied Woodpecker
__ Downy Woodpecker
__ Hairy Woodpecker
__ Northern Flicker
__ Pileated Woodpecker
__ Eastern Phoebe
__ Blue Jay
__ American Crow
__ Carolina Chickadee
__ Tufted Titmouse
__ White-breasted Nuthatch
__ Carolina Wren
__ Northern Mockingbird
__ Eastern Bluebird
__ American Robin
__ Cedar Waxwing
__ European Starling
__ Northern Cardinal
__ Eastern Towhee
__ Song Sparrow
__ Common Grackle
__ House Finch
__ American Goldfinch
__ House Sparrow
BIRDS SEEN ONLY DURING THE SUMMER: APRIL - SEPTEMBER
__ Broad-winged Hawk
__ Chimney Swift
__ Ruby-throated Hummingbird
__ Eastern Wood-Pewee
__ Great Crested Flycatcher
__ Eastern Kingbird
__ Northern Rough-winged Swallow
__ Barn Swallow
__ Tree Swallow
__ House Wren
__ Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
__ Gray Catbird
__ Brown Thrasher
__ Wood Thrush
__ Red-eyed Vireo
__ Yellow Warbler
__ Black-throated Green Warbler
__ Black-and-white Warbler
__ American Redstart
__ Common Yellowthroat
__ Hooded Warbler
__ Scarlet Tanager
__ Rose-breasted Grosbeak
__ Indigo Bunting
__ Chipping Sparrow
__ Dark-eyed Junco
__ Red-winged Blackbird
__ Brown-headed Cowbird
__ Orchard Oriole
__ Baltimore Oriole
BIRDS SEEN ONLY DURING THE WINTER: OCTOBER - MARCH
__ Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
__ Golden-crowned Kinglet
__ Ruby-crowned Kinglet
__ Yellow-rumped Warbler
__ White-throated Sparrow
__ Purple Finch
__ Pine Siskin
__ Evening Grosbeak
Additional Species:
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Of course there are many other species that occur in Western North Carolina. A full list of these can be found in any Field Guide that covers the Eastern United States.
Ó Ventures 2007
