Blue Birds

Birds of North America

Blue Birds, that is the colour description, are found in many different species of birds. Some of the most attractive birds seen in North America fall into this category, such as the bluebird and the bunting families.

The male Eastern Bluebird or the Indigo or Lazuli Buntings are examples of great looking Blue Birds.

Below is a list to help one in identifying an unknown bird. Identifying the place of habitat is always the first step to take when trying to find a name of a certain individual bird. All the birds listed below have their own specific habitats, that they are found in. Some prefer forests, others fields, while still others prefer to be around water.

Here is a list Blue Birds seen in North America, native and vagrant birds are included.

#	Bird Name	#	Bird Name
1	Barn Swallow	2	Belted Kingfisher
3	Blue Bunting	4	Blue Grosbeak
5	Blue Jay	6	Black-throated Warbler
7	Blue-gray Gnatcatcher	8	Cerulean Warbler
9	Eastern Bluebird	10	Florida Scrub-Jay
11	Indigo Bunting	12	Lazuli Bunting
13	Island Scrub-Jay	14	Mexican Jay
15	Mountain Bluebird	16	Northern Parula
17	Pinyon Jay	18	Purple Martin
19	Red-breasted Nuthatch	20	Steller's Jay
21	Tree Swallow	22	Tropical Parula
23	Western Bluebird	24	Western Scrub-Jay
25	White-breasted Nuthatch

Click on the bird names listed below to see pictures of Blue Birds seen in North America
Barn Swallow	Belted Kingfisher	Blue-gray Gnatcatcher	Blue Grosbeak
Blue Jay	Black-throated Blue Warbler	Cerulean Warbler>	Cliff Swallow
Eastern Bluebird	Western Bluebird	Florida Scrub-Jay	Indigo Bunting
Lazuli Bunting	Mountain Bluebird	Northern Purula	Northern Rough-winged Swallow
Purple Martin	Red-breasted Nuthatch	Steller's Jay	Tree Swallow
Western Scrub-Jay	White-breasted Nuthatch