Codes:

(t): a globally threatened or rare species, designated by Birdlife International
     (t1): critical     (t2): endangered     (t3): vulnerable
(nt): a near-threatened species globally
(r/NA): rare in North America
(i): introduced species

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1. Least Grebe
2. Pied-billed Grebe
3. Brown Pelican 
4. Great Blue Heron 
5. Black-crowned Night-Heron  
6. White-faced Ibis 
7. Black-bellied Whistling-Duck 
8. Mallard 
9. "Mexican Duck" (form of the Mallard) 
10. Ruddy Duck 
11. Turkey Vulture 
12. Black Vulture 
13. Cooper's Hawk 
14. Northern Goshawk 
15. Harris's Hawk  (also called Bay-winged Hawk) 
16. Gray Hawk 
17. Zone-tailed Hawk 
18. Short-tailed Hawk 
19. Swainson's Hawk 
20. Red-tailed Hawk 
21. American Kestrel 
22. "Masked Bobwhite" (a rare, distinctive form of the Northern Bobwhite) 
23. Scaled Quail 
24. Gambel's Quail 
25. Wild Turkey 
26. Common Moorhen/Gallinule 
27. American Coot 
28. Killdeer 
29. American Avocet 
30. Black-necked Stilt 
31. Lesser Yellowlegs 
32. Spotted Sandpiper 
33. Western Sandpiper 
34. Least Sandpiper 
35. Baird's Sandpiper 
36. Long-billed Dowitcher 
37. Wilson's Phalarope 
38. Forster's Tern 
39. Band-tailed Pigeon 
40. Feral (or Rock) Pigeon (i) 
41. Eurasian Collared-Dove (i) 
42. White-winged Dove 
43. Mourning Dove 
44. Inca Dove 
45. Common Ground Dove 
46. Yellow-billed Cuckoo 
47. Greater Roadrunner 
48. Barn Owl 
49. Great Horned Owl 
50. Elf Owl 
51. Flammulated (Scops-) Owl 
52. Lesser Nighthawk 
53. Common Nighthawk 
54. Common Poorwill  
55. "Mexican" Whip-poor-will 
56. Lucifer Hummingbird  (r/NA) 
57. Violet-crowned Hummingbird  (r/NA) 
58. Broad-billed Hummingbird 
59. White-eared Hummingbird  (r/NA) 
60. Blue-throated Hummingbird 
61. Magnificent (or Rivoli's) Hummingbird 
62. Anna's Hummingbird 
63. Costa's Hummingbird 
64. Black-chinned Hummingbird  (PHOTO AT TOP OF THIS LIST)  
65. Broad-tailed Hummingbird 
66. Allen's Hummingbird 
67. Rufous Hummingbird 
68. Elegant Trogon (was at one time called Coppery-tailed Trogon) 
69. Acorn Woodpecker 
70. Gila Woodpecker 
71. Hairy Woodpecker 
72. Ladder-backed Woodpecker 
73. Arizona Woodpecker (formerly conspecific with what's now called Strickland's Woodpecker in Mexico)  
74. Northen ("Red-shafted") Flicker  
75. Rose-throated Becard  (r/NA) 
76. Northern Beardless Tyrannulet 
77. Greater Pewee (was at one time called Coue's Flycatcher)  
78. Western Wood-Pewee 
79. Cordilleran Flycatcher 
80. Buff-breasted Flycatcher 
81. Black Phoebe 
82. Say's Phoebe 
83. Vermilion Flycatcher 
84. Dusky-capped Flycatcher 
85. Ash-throated Flycatcher 
86. Brown-crested Flycatcher 
87. Thick-billed Kingbird  (r/NA) 
88. Tropical Kingbird (r/NA) 
89. Western Kingbird 
90. Cassin's Kingbird 
91. Sulphur-bellied Flycatcher 
92. Loggerhead Shrike 
93. Bell's Vireo 
94. Gray Vireo 
95. Hutton's Vireo 
96. Plumbeous (formerly part of Solitary) Vireo 
97. Purple Martin 
98. Tree Swallow 
99. Violet-green Swallow 
100. Northern Rough-winged Swallow  
101. Cliff Swallow 
102. Barn Swallow 
103. Horned Lark 
104. Western Scrub-Jay 
105. Mexican (or Gray-breasted) Jay 
106. Northern/Common Raven 
107. Chihuahuan Raven 
108. Mexican Chickadee 
109. Bridled Titmouse 
110. Verdin 
111. (Common) Bushtit 
112. Red-breasted Nuthatch 
113. White-breasted Nuthatch 
114. Pygmy Nuthatch 
115. Brown Creeper 
116. Cactus Wren 
117. House Wren (the "Brown-throated Wren", formerly considered a distinct species)
118. Bewick's Wren 
119. Rock Wren 
120. Canyon Wren 
121. Ruby-crowned Kinglet  
122. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 
123. Eastern Bluebird 
124. American Robin 
125. Hermit Thrush 
126. Northern Mockingbird 
127. Bendire's Thrasher 
128. Curve-billed Thrasher 
129. Crissal Thrasher 
130. European Starling (i) 
131. Phainopepla 
132. Lucy's Warbler 
133. Yellow Warbler 
134. Black-throated Gray Warbler 
135. Grace's Warbler 
136. Painted Redstart (or Whitestart) 
137. Common Yellowthroat 
138. Yellow-breasted Chat 
139. Northern Hepatic Tanager 
140. Summer Tanager 
141. Western Tanager 
142. Eastern (or "Lillian's") Meadowlark 
143. Red-winged Blackbird 
144. Yellow-headed Blackbird 
145. Great-tailed Grackle 
146. Bronzed Cowbird 
147. Brown-headed Cowbird 
148. Hooded Oriole 
149. Bullock's Oriole 
150. Scott's Oriole 
151. Spotted Towhee 
152. Canyon Towhee 
153. Abert's Towhee
154. Botteri's Sparrow 
155. Cassin's Sparrow 
156. Rufous-crowned Sparrow 
157. Five-striped Sparrow (r/NA) 
158. Black-throated Sparrow 
159. Chipping Sparrow 
160. Grasshopper Sparrow 
161. Lark Bunting 
162. Lark Sparrow 
163. Song Sparrow 
164. "Mexican" Yellow-eyed Junco 
165. Northern Cardinal 
166. Pyrrhuloxia 
167. Black-headed Grosbeak 
168. Blue Grosbeak 
169. Lazuli Bunting 
170. Indigo Bunting 
171. Varied Bunting 
172. Painted Bunting 
173. House Finch 
174. Lesser Goldfinch 
175. House Sparrow (i)   

1. Round-tailed Ground Squirrel 
2. Harris's Antelope Squirrel 
3. Rock Squirrel  
4. Apache, or Mexican, Fox Squirrel 
5. Arizona Gray Squirrel 
6. Bailey's Pocket Mouse 
7. White-throated Woodrat 
8. White-nosed Coati 
9. Striped Skunk  
10. Western Spotted Skunk 
11. Coyote 
12. Desert Cottontail 
13. Black-tailed Jackrabbit 
14. Antelope Jackrabbit 
15. Pronghorn 
16. White-tailed Deer 
17. Mule Deer 
18. Black Bear (the one we saw was brown)