There are many wild bird species found in the beautiful green state of Vermont. In this article we’ll take a look at some of the most common and well-known Vermont birds, especially those that can be found close to home. Some of these species live in Vermont all year long, others are migratory and are only part-time residents. So let’s take a look at 26 backyard birds in Vermont and learn a little about each species.
After that I’ll show you how to attract them to your yard, give you a crash course in the 10 different types of bird feeders you can use to do so, and even mention a few birdwatching hotspots and birding organizations in Vermont.
How many different species of wild birds are in Vermont?
It’s difficult to get an exact number on how many bird species are found in North America, the United States, or even in the state of Vermont. However, according to Wikipedia as of November 2020, 388 species have been documented on the official state list.
26 backyard birds in Vermont
Below we’ll look at some of the more notable and recognizable Vermont backyard birds, many of which you can see at your bird feeders.