Iowa Birds Photo Gallery by Reid I. Allen at pbase.com

Iowa Birds

American Avocet 1	American Avocet 2	American Bittern	American Goldfinch	American Robin 1
American Robin 2	American Robin 3	American Tree Sparrow 1	American Tree Sparrow 2	American Woodcock 1
American Woodcock 2	Anna's Hummingbird	Bald Eagle	Baltimore Oriole 1	Baltimore Oriole 2
Baltimore Oriole 3	Barred Owl	Bewick's Wren	Black Scoter	Black Vulture
Black-crowned Night-Heron	Black-legged Kittiwake 1	Black-legged Kittiwake 2	Black-legged Kittiwake 3	Black-tailed Gull
Blue-winged Teal	Blackpoll Warbler	Brown-headed Cowbird	Brown Thrasher	Buff-breasted Sandpiper
Cattle Egret	Cedar Waxwing	Chipping Sparrow	Common Nighthawk	Common Yellowthroat 1
Common Yellowthroat 2	Dickcissel	Downy Woodpecker 1	Downy Woodpecker 2	Eastern Bluebird
Eastern Kingbird	Eurasian Collared-Dove	Eurasian Tree Sparrow	Fork-tailed Flycatcher	Glossy Ibis 1
Glossy Ibis 2	Glossy Ibis 3	Great Crested Flycatcher 1	Great Crested Flycatcher 2	Green Heron
Gyrfalcon 1	Gyrfalcon 2	Gyrfalcon 3	Harlequin Duck	Harris's Sparrow
Hermit Thrush	Hoary Redpoll 1	Hoary Redpoll 2	Hoary Redpoll 3	Hoary Redpoll 4
Hoary Redpoll 5	Hoary Redpoll 6	Hoary Redpoll 7	Hoary Redpoll 8	Hudsonian Godwit
Indigo Bunting 1	Indigo Bunting 2	Lark Sparrow	Lazuli Bunting 1	Lazuli Bunting 2
Loggerhead Shrike	Long-tailed Duck	Merlin.jpg	Merlin 2	Merlin 3
Mississippi Kite 1	Mississippi Kite 2	Northern Mockingbird 1	Northern Mockingbird 2	Northern Mockingbird 3
Northern Rough-winged Swallow	Northern Saw-Whet Owl	Olive-sided Flycatcher	Orchard Oriole 1	Orchard Oriole 2
Painted Bunting 1	Painted Bunting 2	Philadelphia Vireo	Pied-billed Grebe	Pipling Plover 1
Pipling Plover 2	Pipling Plover 3	Pipling Plover 4	Prairie Falcon 1	Prairie Falcon 2
Prairie Falcon 3	Prairie Falcon 4	Prairie Warbler 1	Prairie Warbler 2	Red-bellied Woodpecker.jpg
Red-headed Woodpecker	Red-tailed Hawk	Red Phalarope.jpg	Ring-necked Ducks	Rock Wren
Rose-breasted Grosbeak	Rough-legged Hawk	Ruby-throated Hummingbird 1	Ruby-throated Hummingbird 2	Ruby-throated Hummingbird 3
Ruby-throated Hummingbird 4	Ruby-throated Hummingbird 5	Ruby-throated Hummingbird 6	Ruby-throated Hummingbird 7	Ruddy Turnstone 1
Ruddy Turnstone 2	Ruddy Turnstone 3	Says Phoebe	Scissor-tailed Flycatcher	Scott's Oriole
Sharp-shinned Hawk 1	Sharp-shinned Hawk 2	Snowy Owl 1	Snowy Owl 2	Solitary Sandpiper
Surf Scoter 1	Surf Scoter 2	Surf Scoter 3	Swainson's Thrush	Tree Swallow
Tundra & Trumpeter Swans	Tundra Swan	Turkey Vulture	Veery 1	Veery 2
Vermilion Flycatcher 1	Vermilion Flycatcher 2	Warbling Vireo	White-crowned Sparrow	White-faced Ibis 1
White-faced Ibis 2	White-faced Ibis 3	White-winged Crossbill 1	White-winged Crossbill 2	Wilson's Snipe
Wood Stork	Yellow-billed Cuckoo 1	Yellow-billed Cuckoo 2	Yellow-crowned Night-Heron	Yellow-rumped Warbler 1
Yellow-rumped Warbler 2	Yellow-throated Warbler	Yellow Warbler	Common Raven 1	Common Raven 2
Blackpoll Warbler 1	Blackpoll Warbler 2	Bobolink	Broad-winged Hawk 1	Broad-winged Hawk 2
Broad-winged Hawk 3	Brown Creeper	Brown Thrasher	Canada Warbler	Common Nighthawk
Common Yellowthroat 1	Common Yellowthroat 2	Dickcissel 1	Dickcissel 2	Eastern Wood-Peewe
Franklins Gull	Golden-winged Warbler	Grasshopper Sparrow	Gray-cheeked Thrush	Lark Sparrow
Least Sandpiper	Magnolia Warbler 1	Magnolia Warbler 2	Red Phalarope	Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Sanderling	Semipalmated Sandpiper 1	Semipalmated Sandpiper 2	Snow Goose	Stilt Sandpiper 2
Western Grebe	Western Kingbird	White-eyed Vireo	White-winged Scoter	Yellow Warbler
Yellow-rumped Warbler

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Guest		09-Jul-2018 15:01
Saw two medium sized dark birds with black circles around the eyes and with a beautiful song. I live outside of Dubuque in the country. Any idea what they are?

Katie		21-Apr-2017 17:04
Doing a school project and we are looking for birds to figure what kind of feeders to find and get the right one for the bird in IA and i reallly love this website its pretty dank

Chuck Lund		23-Jul-2016 21:34
for beth m. the your noisy neighbor is a grey catbird

Beth M		11-Jul-2016 02:08
I live on the SE side of Cedar Rapids. There's a bird I see quite often in my yard that I can't identify. It's mostly gray with black on it's head. The tail fans out somewhat It has a very annoying call. Does anyone know who my noisy neighbor is? Thanks

Gabe Wilkins		01-Jul-2014 16:31
I live on the sw side of Cedar Rapids and I saw a bird with no feathers but fur, and it flies like a bat but in the day time. Other birds in the area runaway from it. It has a blue back and blackened face its wings barley allow it to fly but to glide. it never lands on the ground, only in trees and i saw one take off from an upside down position. Anyone know what it is?

Guest		01-Jun-2013 14:53
I just got the name of robin from these photoes,it is awesome that I found a nest of robin and baby robins yesterday in a small pine at my yard.

TLW		21-Oct-2012 16:38
I happened upon this site when hunting for information about the types of hawks in Iowa. The photos are wonderful as well as the information listed with each one. Thank you for sharing these - they are beautiful and informative!

Kelcie W.		18-May-2011 19:06
My daughter and I were sitting in my car in her driveway and a Sharp Shinned Hawk landed right outside the driver's door on the grass. Amazing. Was able to identify it by the photo on this site. Thanks.

Lori		22-May-2009 01:19
I really appreciated these photos--good job people! But I see several not posted that I see in my own backyard--so I guess I'll have to get my camera out and add to this cool site. Thanks for the effort in putting this together!

nancy jean R.		25-Jul-2008 08:36
Hi, I'm from pennsylvania and the magazine birds n blooms had th many georgous BIRDS, we never see, some people never see Various Birds their Entire LIFE and the Vermilion FLy catcher is so beautiful, the male, can't people bring them to the north, why msut they stay south, do they have a different inner structure from the tiny northern birds. Our weather here into wilkes b pa, was seldom much difference the winter of 2007-08 than Georgia s weather as I kept rrack of it. Miss. Nancy J. Russo

Guest		16-Aug-2006 18:12
COOL !!!!! especially like Ruby-throated Hummingbird 4 simply amazing

Brenda		06-Jun-2006 02:53
My husband and I were fishing at a county pond about 7 miles north of Chariton. I opted to bank fish for a while and he sat in a chair with our Schnauzer. All of a sudden we heard a noise that sounded like a small helicopter. I looked up in the tree and there was a HUGE bird landing in the tree, different shades of brown and white with a very long neck. I had never seen anything like it before. I thought I would have a lot of trouble finding out what it was but this website was the first place I looked and ther it was, an American Bittern. It truly was a beautiful and awesome bird!

Guest		18-Nov-2005 20:49
WOW I LOVE THESE PICTURES.

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