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Birds 1-24

23 entries in the Birds compendium.

AccipiterAccipiter is a genus of birds of prey in the family Accipitridae. Some species are called AlbatrossLarge seabirds of the Southern Ocean and North Pacific.AntbirdPasserine birds of the Neotropics, known for ant-following and diverse forms.Ara (bird)Neotropical macaw genus with eight living and at least two extinct species.AukAuks are Northern Hemisphere seabirds that swim and dive like penguins.BirdWarm-blooded, feathered vertebrates that are the only living dinosaurs.Bird-of-paradiseA family of passerine birds known for elaborate male plumage.Bird of preyHypercarnivorous birds that hunt vertebrates with talons and beaks.BudgerigarSmall Australian parrot, popular pet, third most common globally.BulbulMedium-sized passerine songbirds found across Africa and Asia.BustardLarge terrestrial birds of dry grasslands and steppes.CardinalidaeNew World songbird family with brilliant males and stout bills.CassowaryFlightless bird with a fearsome claw and a glowing casque.CockatooCockatoos are crested parrots native to Australasia, with 22 species.ColumbidaeBird family of doves and pigeons, worldwide and diverse.Common mynaAn invasive bird adapted to urban environments.Common nightingaleSmall passerine famed for its powerful, beautiful nocturnal song.Common pheasantA widespread gamebird, introduced globally for hunting.Common quailA migratory game bird known for its distinctive three-chirp call.Common starlingA glossy, mimicry-gifted bird with vast invasive populations.CormorantFish-eating diving birds with webbed feet and hooked bills.CorvidaeA cosmopolitan bird family known for high intelligence and tool use.Crane (bird)Large, long-legged birds found on most continents except Antarctica and South America.
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