26 of the Smallest Birds in Florida

A wide variety of avian life graces the Sunshine State, many of which are tiny. From colorful warblers to agile flycatchers, Florida has a diverse array of small bird species that captivate any nature enthusiast. Whether you’re a seasoned birder or a curious observer, an identification guide with images will provide valuable insights into the beautiful world of these feathered residents that bring life and charm to Florida’s landscapes.

List of the Common Small Birds of Florida

The three factors considered for measuring birds are their length, weight, and wingspan. Here is a list of 26 0f the smallest birds found in Florida, arranged based on their length.

Bird Name	Length	Weight	Wingspan
Ruby-crowned Kinglet	3.5-4.5 in	0.2-0.3 oz	6-7 in
Carolina Chickadee	4-5 in	0.3-0.4 oz	6-8 in
House Wren	4-5 in	0.3-0.4 oz	5.5-6 in
Common Yellowthroat	4-5 in	0.2-0.3 oz	6-7.5 in
Northern Parula	4-5 in	0.2-0.4 oz	6-7 in
Prairie Warbler	4-4.5 in	0.2-0.3 oz	7-7.5 in
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher	4-4.5 in	0.2-0.3 oz	6-6.5 in
White-eyed Vireo	4.5-5 in	0.3-0.5 oz	6.5-7 in
Black-and-white Warbler	4-5 in	0.3-0.5 oz	7-9 in
Palm Warbler	5-5.5 in	0.3-0.5 oz	8-8.5 in
Pine Warbler	5-5.5 in	0.3-0.5 oz	7.5-9 in
House Finch	5-5.5 in	0.6-0.9 oz	8-10 in
Yellow-throated Warbler	5-5.5 in	0.3-0.4 oz	8-8.5 in
Yellow-rumped Warbler	5-5.5 in	0.4-0.5 oz	7.5-9 in
Carolina Wren	5-5.5 in	0.6-0.8 oz	11.4 in
Tree Swallow	5-6 in	0.6-0.9 oz	12-14 in
Downy Woodpecker	5.5-7 in	0.7-1.0 oz	10-12 in
Eastern Phoebe	5.5-7 in	0.6-0.7 oz	10-11 in
Tufted Titmouse	5.5-6.5 in	0.6-0.9 oz	8-10 in
Eastern Bluebird	6-8 in	1.0-1.1 oz	10-13 in
Eastern Towhee	7-8 in	1-2 oz	8-11 in
Great Crested Flycatcher	7-8 in	1-1.5 oz	13-13.5 in
Red-winged Blackbird	7-9 in	1-3 oz	12-16 in
Northern Cardinal	8-9 in	1.5-2 oz	10-12 in
European Starling	8-9 in	2-3.5 oz	12-16 in
Gray Catbird	8.5-9.5 in	1-2 oz	9-12 in