Yellow Birds in Michigan

Yellow birds are abundant in Michigan. The American Goldfinch is a little yellow bird here with black wings. The bright yellow color of the small yellow warbler is an instant eye-catcher. A large yellow bird of the finch family that you spot in north Michigan is the evening grosbeak. The eastern meadowlark has bright yellow feathers on its belly and with pale brown and black marks on its back. You will find other types of yellow-breasted birds in the below list.

List of Yellow Birds of Michigan

• American Goldfinch
• American Redstart (Female)
• American Yellow Warbler
• Baltimore Oriole (Female)
• Bell’s Vireo
• Black-throated Green Warbler
• Blue-Winged Warbler
• Bullock’s Oriole
• Canada Warbler
• Cape May Warbler
• Cedar Waxwing
• Common Yellowthroat
• Couch’s Kingbird
• Dickcissel
• Eastern Meadowlark
• Evening Grosbeak
• Great Crested Flycatcher
• Hooded Oriole
• Hooded Warbler
• Kirtland’s Warbler
• Magnolia Warbler
• Mourning Warbler
• Myrtle Warbler
• Nashville Warbler
• Northern Flicker
• Northern Parula
• Orange-crowned Warbler
• Orchard Oriole (Female)
• Painted Bunting
• Palm Warbler
• Pine Siskin
• Pine Warbler
• Prairie Warbler
• Prothonotary Warbler
• Scarlet Tanager (Female)
• Summer Tanager (Female)
• Townsend’s Warbler
• Western Kingbird
• Western Meadowlark
• Western Tanager
• White-eyed Vireo
• Wilson’s Warbler
• Worm-eating Warbler
• Yellow Warbler
• Yellow-bellied Flycatcher
• Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
• Yellow-billed Cuckoo
• Yellow-breasted Chat
• Yellow-headed Blackbird
• Yellow-rumped Warbler
• Yellow-throated Vireo
• Yellow-throated Warbler