Sounds

* Nested historically

** Never confirmed in area

Trans-Pecos Sound Files

Hard to Identify, Hard to See, or Accidental Birds
A few of these birds have never been observed in the area, but may show up given their proximity to the Trans-Pecos

Permission for use of these files has been granted by the Library of Natural Sounds and Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology

To purchase a CD for Trans-Pecos birds, please see http://birds.cornell.edu/lab_cds.html. The CD "Bird Songs of the Lower Rio Grande Valley and Southwestern Texas" contains several birds normally found in the Trans-Pecos. They include Colima Warbler, Gray Vireo and Black-chinned Sparrow, Zone-tailed Hawk, Montezuma Quail, Western Screech-Owl, Whip-poor-will (southwestern form), White-throated Swift, Acorn Woodpecker, Western Wood-Pewee, Cordilleran Flycatcher, Black Phoebe, Say's Phoebe, Cassin's Kingbird, Hutton's Vireo, Crissal Thrasher, Phainopepla, Hepatic Tanager, Canyon Towhee, Rufous-crowned Sparrow and Scott's Oriole.

Hard to Identify, Hard to See, or Accidental Birds A few of these birds have never been observed in the area, but may show up given their proximity to the Trans-Pecos

Hard to Identify, Hard to See, or Accidental Birds
A few of these birds have never been observed in the area, but may show up given their proximity to the Trans-Pecos