A to Z Birds Names list in English with Pictures. Here all the names of the birds are listed. This vocabulary is very useful for both children and young ones. You can use these birds names in your daily conversation. You can Download PDF of this lesson.
A to Z Birds Names list in English with Pictures
Birds Names List
Game birds
Blackbird
Hoopoe
Coot
Fantail
Buzzard
Hummingbirds
Cock
Thrushes
Hawks
Penguins
Goose
Crane
Crow
Pheasant
Swallow
Chickadees
Canary
Woodpeckers
Finches
Peahen
Heron
Ostrich
Hawk hen
Pigeon
Parrot
Partridge
Nightingale
Falcons
Cuckoo
Vulture
Auk
Tomtit
King fisher
Peacock
Geese
Jays nuthatches
Swifts
Gulls
Bat
Sparrow
Swans swallows
Terns
Dove
Lark
Starling
Avadavat
Wrens
Owl
Seabirds
Flycatchers
Warblers
Duck
Quail
Shorebirds
Chicken
Infographic of Bird names list with Pictures in English
Canary
Canary is a variety of songbird whose coloration has been used in the past as an indicator of their health. There are many different species of canaries that have different colors and sizes. They are typically red and yellow with black streaks or patches.
Crane
The term “crane” refers to a tool that is used to lift heavy objects. The word crane is also used metaphorically in reference to the lifting of human spirits, as in “crane up your spirits.”
Crow
The crow is a bird from the corvid family of birds. They are known for their black and white plumage, large heads, and large hooked bills.
Duck
Chickens are birds that are hatched from eggs and raised for meat, whereas ducks are birds that hatch from eggs and live in water. There are many food items that are associated with chicken or duck though, such as chicken noodle soup, duck sauce and more.
kestrel
Kestrels are birds of prey that hunt in the sky. They are also known as Sparrow Hawks due to their ability to dive quickly. They can catch their prey with a sharp, hooked beak and strong feet. Kestrels have dark eyes and a body which is grayish-brown in color
Hummingbirds
Hummingbirds are small birds with long, tubular bills that they use to drink nectar from flowers. They flap their wings up to 80 times per second!
Hoatzin
The hoatzin is a rare bird found in the forests of Central and South America and is sometimes referred to as the ‘stinkbird’ because of its pungent smell. These birds are about 1.4 feet (0.43 m) long, have a long neck and wings, a short tail, and weigh around 2 pounds (0.9 kilograms).
Guinea fowl
Guinea fowl are a type of bird native to Africa, particularly in western Africa. They are related to the chicken and are often kept as pets. They have a long tail with a tuft at the end, which they can use for balance or grab onto objects or branches with.
Eagle
A bald eagle is a bird of prey. Their size, wingspan and power make them a formidable predator. Eagles can be found in a variety of habitats, traveling almost anywhere they please.
Myna
The word “myna” is a type of South Asian parrot. The bird’s name comes from the Hindi word “miyan,” meaning ‘the sky.’
Nightingale
The nightingale bird is a type of nocturnal bird. They are known for their beautiful song, which has been likened to the voice of a human woman.
Ostrich
Most people have never heard of an ostrich. It is a large bird with a long neck and legs, and the male, called an “old-boy” or “old-man”, has a very large head. The ostrich is the only living bird that cannot fly; it can only run at speeds of up to 45 km/h (28 mph).
Partridge
A key feature of the Partridge bird is its ability to fly. Such birds are capable of living in a wide range of habitats, from deserts to mountains, and even cities. The species is often found in woodlands and comes during the night.
Pheasant
The pheasant is widely regarded as the most colorful bird in the world, which has a single long tail, a long, pointy crest and a short, rounded crest on its head.
Pigeon
Pigeon is a type of bird that belongs to one of the three genera within the family Columbidae, Columba. The word “pigeon” derives from Middle English pigeon and first appears in the early 14th century.
Rooster
Roosters are a type of domesticated chicken that can be found in many countries. They are also often used for cock fights and other sporting events. Rooster breeds include the Silkie, Cochin, Welsummer, Rhode Island Red and the Belton
Sparrow
Sparrows are small birds with short, thick, slightly rounded wings. They typically eat seeds and plants. They have a harsh chattering call.
Starling
In the world of birds, most people are familiar with but few can identify a starling. This bird is small and compact with a long tail and wings that are rounded at the ends. They have gray feathers that cover their body and they have a bright yellow beak. Starlings are most often found in urban areas, nesting near buildings and feeding on scraps from sidewalks or trash cans.
Tailor bird
A tailor bird is a type of bird found in the Oriental region. Tailor birds are colorful and come in different shapes and sizes. They have long, curved beaks that they use to fashion the feathers of other birds.
Wave bird
It is often used to refer to a type of bird that is a medium-sized, wading bird with long, deeply forked tail and wide wings that have rounded tips.
Woodpeckers
One of the most interesting and well-known birds, the woodpecker has a fascinating history. These birds are well known for their ability to hammer away at trees with its beak in order to find insects on the tree. They then use this information for food.
Turkey
Turkey are a type of bird that live in the grasslands and forests of central Asia, the Middle East, the Caucasus and Europe. These birds are often found in large flocks, which can feature up to four different species. Turkey birds feed on seeds and grains.
Toucan
The Toucan is a bird that is found in the toucan family. It has a colorful beak and is native to the tropics of South America. This big bird has two large bills, two feet with four toes, and a long tail with an undulating motion.
Download PDF
You can Download PDF of Birds Names in English with Pictures.
