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that Birds of the World: Recommended English Names was the result of a sixteen-year effort to standardize the English names of the world's birds? Comment:...

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dress made of clear pallet wrap for his Spring/Summer 1995 collection The Birds? Source: Gods and Kings p 123 ALT1: ... that male corsetier Mr. Pearl walked...

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settlement of Australia in 1788. Emus are soft-feathered, brown, flightless birds with long necks and legs, and can reach up to 1.9 metres (6.2 ft) in height...

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Typically birds of forest and woodland, laughingthrushes are difficult to observe in the dense vegetation they prefer. They are noisy birds, and their...

January 8 2023 January 10 > Picture of the day Woodpeckers are a group of birds in the family Picidae, which also includes the piculets, wrynecks, and sapsuckers...

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declining because of illegal collection for the cage-bird trade. Pittas are a popular group of birds among birdwatchers, due to their bright-coloured plumage...

history ) ... that Foster the People's EP In the Darkest of Nights, Let the Birds Sing was recorded remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the band's...

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bird of prey species is found throughout the temperate and subtropical parts of the Old World, and though it specialises in catching woodland birds it...

TM:TDYK Article history ) ... that William Yarrell's History of British Birds was outstanding for its author's unassuming charm (woodcut pictured)? Reviewed:...

Europe and temperate Asia, where it is mainly resident, though some birds may migrate. Birds of this species feed mainly on seeds and the buds of fruit trees...

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of bird in the honeyeater family which lives in various habitats in Oceania and the Malay archipelago. Feeding on insects and nectar, these birds may...

patch}}es indicate that female birds have entered nesting season. The appearance of brood patches indicate that female birds have entered nesting season...

that the Ornithological Dictionary; or Alphabetical Synopsis of British Birds is George Montagu's best-known work, and the one that established his reputation...

South Wales, Australia.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

the westernmost parts of Southeast Asia. In general, pittas are reclusive birds and difficult to observe, but this species is easier than most, calling...

October 2012 (UTC) ( Back to TM:TDYK Article history ) ... that Little Birds is loosely based on the life of director and former Friends Stand United...

yellow underparts. These birds are quite intelligent and are popular in aviculture. This specimen was photographed in Jurong Bird Park.Photo: Luc Viatour...

About 17 centimetres (7 inches) in length, it feeds on large insects, small birds, frogs, rodents and lizards. Like other shrikes, it hunts from prominent...

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Australian bird of small to medium size. Like many Australian birds, it was named for its physical similarity to the northern hemisphere birds familiar...

also eats some fruit. The birds remain in pairs all year round, and drive intruders from their territories, including birds much larger than them. It...

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kingfisher (Corythornis cristatus) at Lake Baringo, Kenya. Although many male birds have brighter colours than females, this is not the case with the malachite...

vantage points from where it can spot insects, amphibians, crabs and small birds moving about on the ground. Nesting takes place in a natural hole in a tree...

montanus) is a passerine bird in the tit family commonly found throughout temperate and subarctic Europe and northern Asia. These birds feed on insects, caterpillars...

of other birds like fairywrens or thornbills. Its diet is omnivorous and includes fruits and vegetables, insects, reptiles, mammals, and birds.Photo: JJ...

Damaraland, Namibia.Photograph credit: Charles James Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

top of the beak. They are among the largest birds in their ranges. As with many large ground-feeding birds (members of the order Galliformes), the male...

(Meliphaga notata) is a species of bird in the family Meliphagidae. Yellow-spotted Honeyeaters are aggressive birds and have a loud, metallic call; some...

occasionally it forages on the ground. It is one of the largest nectarivorous birds in the world, feeding from a wide variety of flowering plants, though insects...

Article history ) ... that Neltje Blanchan's 1897 book Bird Neighbors used photographs of stuffed birds (red-winged blackbird pictured) because contemporary...

Fiscal (Lanius cabanisi) is a species of bird in the shrike family Laniidae which is native to Africa. The birds prey on insects and small vertebrates,...

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species of bird in the family Petroicidae which lives in the mangrove forests of Australia, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea. These birds feed on insects...

photographed building a nest in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda. Male birds make elaborate nests, each incorporating about 300 strips of palm or grass...

Asia. Reaching a length of 16 to 19 centimetres (6.3 to 7.5 in), these birds feed on insects and berries.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured...

as pictured here, have vibrant colours; females are a duller blue. The birds feed on insects, either those caught flying or found on the ground.Photo:...

South Wales, Australia.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Reserve in Jordan.Photograph credit: Charles James Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

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Heights, New South Wales.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

by any avian species and capable of housing more than a hundred pairs of birds. This sociable weaver was photographed perching on a branch in Tswalu Kalahari...

eat almost any animal matter it can swallow. It occasionally eats other birds including Quelea nestlings, pigeons and doves, pelican and cormorant chicks...

brown underparts. It breeds in southern Canada and the United States; some birds are resident while others migrate to overwinter in the southern United States...

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There are other birds, such as the Dunnock, also known as a Hedge Sparrow — a relic of the old practice of calling any small bird a "sparrow". There...

to lower altitudes during the winter.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

around 52 grams (1.8 oz). A common species throughout most of Australia, the birds are sociable and aggressive, and often observed foraging in large flocks...

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150-centimetre (59 in) wingspan.Photograph: Muhammad Mahdi Karim Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Okavango Delta in Botswana.Photograph credit: Diego Delso Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

spring and early summer the Snipe is heard and seen more frequently as male birds search for mates and pairs establish nesting locations.Photo credit: Sean...

measuring 16–17 cm (6.3–6.7 in) in length.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Ratchasima, Thailand.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

invertebrates, as well as seeds and fruit.Photograph: Pierre Selim Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

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ground, it is also capable of flight.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

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source or article ("smaller birds hang on the pedicel"). Achaea (talk) 09:27, 24 December 2019 (UTC) ALT1a:... that larger birds stand on the ground to suck...

TM:TDYK Article history ) ... that Zenobia is one of the few Northern Ibis birds that know the migratory route to Ethiopia, a critical fact for species survival...

not in use because it has an ambiguous title. For the bird genus, see Category:Eremophila (bird). For the plant genus, see Category:Eremophila (plant)...

diet consisting mainly of mice and rats, supplemented by insects and small birds. This spotted wood owl was photographed in Pasir Ris Park, Singapore.Photograph...

grasslands and open woodlands.Photograph: Yathin S Krishnappa Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

scarves or skirts with a pink stripe. The skirts serve as the tails of the birds of paradise, and when held their fluttering gives the impression of wings...

[[WT:WikiProject birds#Citations|WP:BIRDS discussion]] on ornithology cite style}} [[WP:BIRDS]] is considering [[WT:WikiProject Birds#Citations|a proposal]]...

dull-coloured birds were taken for females.Photo: Nevil Lazarus Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Reserve, New South Wales.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

much of the world, though known under a variety of names. These omnivorous birds eat a wide range of insects, earthworms, berries, and fruits.Photograph:...

sand plover (Charadrius mongolus) is a small wader in the plover family of birds. This highly migratory species feeds on insects, crustaceans and annelid...

of western and southern Europe, southwest Asia, and north Africa. These birds eat a wide variety of fish, diving to depths of 45 m (148 ft) to find their...

National Park, Tanzania.Photograph: Muhammad Mahdi Karim Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

2 m (6.6 ft) across the wings, is the smallest of the mollymawks. These birds are found on several islands in the Indian Ocean.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive...

(Charadrius mongolus) is a small, highly migratory wader in the plover family of birds. It feeds predominantly on insects, crustaceans and annelid worms.Photograph:...

Tennōji Park in Osaka, Japan.Photograph credit: Laitche Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

melanophrys) is a large seabird and most common member of its family. The birds, named for the black plumage above their eyes, feed on fish, squid, crustaceans...

and small rodents on the ground.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

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Red-necked Grebe (Podiceps grisegena) is a member of the grebe family of water birds. In summertime, adults are unmistakable, due to their red neck and white...

insects, berries and some seeds.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

an altitude of 800 m (2500 ft).Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

melanopsis) is a passerine bird in the family Monarchidae found along the eastern seaboard of Australia, and also New Guinea where most birds migrate to during...

breeding plumage, photographed at Ralph's Bay in Tasmania, Australia. These birds are seasonal breeders along the coast, but inland they will breed in response...

prefers eating insects such as bees.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Animals. This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

made up of nectar and invertebrates.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

the largest birds in the world.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

coniferous and mixed forests of Canada and the northeastern United States; birds from the northern part of this species' range will migrate in the winter...

caught on the wing.Photograph credit: Charles James Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

which it catches from the surface or by plunge-diving. It is one of the few birds which migrate from breeding grounds in the Southern Hemisphere to the Northern...

says 30 species of birds but the article says 33 species. Do you mean to say over 30 species not specifically 30 species of birds live in the vicinity...

visit 1,500 flowers.Photograph credit: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

non-breeding season in southern Asia from Pakistan to Indonesia. These birds forage in mud or soft soil, probing or picking up food by sight. They mainly...

South Wales, Australia.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

flight, hummingbirds have one of the highest metabolic rates among small birds and therefore need to eat more than their own weight of nectar each day...

19 March 2014 (UTC) ( Back to TM:TDYK Article history ) ... that Flappy Bird has been called "the Drug of the App Store"? Reviewed: Template:Did you know...

to form a fan-shaped crest.Photograph: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

species of mound-building bird in the family Megapodiidae (the incubator birds) found in eastern Australia. It is a large bird with a prominent, fan-like...

and southwest regions of Australia as well as New Zealand. They are large birds with mostly black plumage and red bills. They are monogamous breeders that...

Park, New South Wales.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Tasmania and King Island, Australia.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

to stubs for prehistoric neornithines rather than this template. Any bird that lived less than 61 million years ago is a neornithine, though neornithines...

archives: 2021 March < 2021 March 27 2021 March 29 > Picture of the day The Birds' Head Haggadah is the oldest surviving illuminated manuscript of the Haggadah...

considered to be separate species.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

January 5 > Picture of the day Feral pigeons (Columba livia domestica) are birds derived from domestic pigeons that have returned to the wild. Originally...

its prey through the shallows.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

* The shooting events include 50 birds and 75 birds events....

with no id set (exists in template, not created) {{Field guide birds of the world}} {{BirdLife}} The above documentation is transcluded from Template:Avibase/doc...

National Park, India.Photograph credit: Charles James Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

scarves or skirts with a pink stripe. The skirts serve as the tails of the birds of paradise, and when held their fluttering gives the impression of wings...

Long-billed Thrush and Scaly Thrush.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

horizontally when foraging on the ground.Photo: Fir0002 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Asia, and North Africa, as well as Australia and New Zealand. The male birds have a bright green head (during breeding season) and are grey on wings...

part of the beak is connected to the lower part. In juvenile altricial birds, brightly colored gapes help the parents determine how to distribute food...

tropical Central and South America. As the name implies, these are noisy birds with a clear whistling waa-chooo call.Photo credit: Alan D. Wilson Archive...

rainforest or dense eucalypt forest.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

specimen was photographed in Perth.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Melbourne, Sydney, and Rottnest Island.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Mortdale, New South Wales.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

population of more than 5,000 individuals.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

establish territory amongst family groups. When one bird starts, often others will join in, including nearby birds from rival tribes, which can fill the bush with...

legumes with egg yolk and raw meat.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

the wild it is a common aviary bird.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

gundlachii subspecies, in Cuba.Photograph: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

slash-and-burn cultivation.Photograph credit: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

bees and other flying insects.Photograph: Luc Viatour Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

military aviary to house swallows as messenger birds, based upon a scheme by Jean Desbouvrie, a French amateur bird trainer who successfully demonstrated that...

trip with many bird songs, + cuckoo. Sure I know that birds sing, but I mean in the context of DYK you have no idea it's about birds ;) - If that's what...

northern limits of the boreal forest in Alaska and northern Canada. These birds migrate to the United States or southern Canada to spend the winter.Photo...

South Wales, Australia.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

the Royal National Park.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

standing still to appear part of a branch.Photo: Benjamint444 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

summit of Doi Inthanon in Thailand.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Chinese Garden in Singapore.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

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of Madhya Pradesh.Photograph credit: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Lancashire, England.Photograph credit: Francis C. Franklin Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

becomes capable of releasing a foul smell if disturbed, which deters insects, but not birds.Photo: Archaeodontosaurus Archive – More featured pictures......

including 146 in the wild.Photo credit: Chuck Szmurlo Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

identifiable by a yellow spot on the wing.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

another kingfisher enters its territory, both birds display from perches, and fights may occur, in which a bird will grab the other's beak and try to hold...

TM:TDYK Article history ) ... that the non-fiction book Corvus: A Life with Birds focuses on a rook, named after a drag queen, with the full name Madame Chickeboumskaya...

movements in some parts of its range.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

30 July 2020 (UTC) ( Back to TM:TDYK ) ( Article history links: Black Birders Week Earyn McGee Corina Newsome ) ... that ornithologist Corina Newsome...

particularly termites.Photograph: Muhammad Mahdi Karim Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Cornwallis, New South Wales.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

also eat small reptiles.Photograph: Yathin S Krishnappa Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

weight | color = color (US English) – for birds that only display one color | colour = colour (UK English) – for birds that only display one colour | skincolor...

to New Zealand in a non-stop trip.Photo: Andreas Trepte Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Ridge Park, Singapore.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

(UTC) ( Back to TM:TDYK Article history ) ... that rooks are inteligent birds and can rival or even beat chimpanzees in puzzle solving tests? Source:...

with varying skin color.Photograph: Olaf Oliviero Riemer Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

rocky islands off the coasts of Australia and New Zealand, but non-breeding birds can be found throughout the southern oceans. The shy albatross feeds on...

Native-hen (Gallinula mortierii) is a flightless rail, one of twelve species of birds endemic to the Australian island of Tasmania, except the southwestern portion...

skimming (Skimmer) K – Raptorial Image credit: L. Shyamal Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

grasshoppers, crickets, and locusts.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

specimen was photographed in Thailand.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Picture of the day A pair of Bananaquits (Coereba flaveola), small passerine birds averaging 11 cm (4.3 in) in length native to tropical South America, Central...

to "I'll wet you" or "You're cranky".Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

juveniles, however, do not have such a patch.Photo: Pslawinski Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

of Tasmania, Australia.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Parramatta in New South Wales.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Phak Bia, Phetchaburi, Thailand.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

may hunt larger prey as well.Photograph: Sumeet Moghe Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

mice and rabbits, and also small birds.Photo credit: Mdf Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

habitats apart from thick forest.Photo credit: Fir0002 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

although it has seasonal movements. These are conspicuous and unmistakable birds. They are large brown waders with a black crown, white forehead and large...

Australia. It is in the family Petroicidae.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

was photographed in the London Wetland Centre in Barnes. These gregarious birds are classified least concern by the International Union for Conservation...

(Ficedula mugimaki) is a small bird from Asia in the Old World flycatcher family. Found in forests and woodlands, the birds migrate between their breeding...

populations tending to be migratory.Photo: Benjamint444 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Thailand, is in its winter plumage.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Early Aviators at Early Birds of Aviation Template documentation {{Early Aviators|<subpage>|<display title>}} {{Early Aviators|eacosta.htm|Bertrand Blanchard...

is not universally recognized.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

trunks. They mainly eat large insects and small rodents, as well as small birds. They are active at night or near dusk, using their excellent hearing and...

central Asia to China and Mongolia.Photograph: Pierre Dalous Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Japan and winter in south-east Asia.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

the forehead, throat and upper breast.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

may also eat seeds, fruit, or nectar.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

extremely harsh winters.Photograph: Francis C. Franklin Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

air by sorties from an open perch.Photo: Pierre Dalous Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Animals. This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

meaning "white headed".Photograph: W. Lloyd MacKenzie Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

montane forests, and bamboo forests.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

of the day Swallows, together with martins, form a family of passerine birds known as the Hirundinidae. They are found around the world on all continents...

and Mediterranean-type shrubby vegetation.Photo: Fir0002 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

shells and periwinkles.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

family of birds can be expected to be complex. Incidentally, I have made a general comment about the issues on the WP Birds talk page, so perhaps bird editors...

Colonies are mostly located on offshore islands with cliffs, from which the birds can more easily launch into the air. The northern gannet undertakes seasonal...

finds by soaring over open areas.Photograph: Pierre Dalous Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

are generally a dull brownish-grey.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

have sprung up in Sydney, Perth and Hobart from the release of unwanted birds. This has serious implications in Western Australia where they may hybridize...

such as small frogs and mice.Photograph: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

couples will raise their brood together.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

both their plumage and their song.Photo: Pierre Dalous Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Pak Thale, Phetchaburi, Thailand.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Canberra.Photograph: JJ Harrison; edit: John O'Neill Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

brown upperparts and a whitish belly.Photo: Pierre-Selim Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

bird, it has a variety of musical calls.Photo: Fir0002 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Mountain Lake Bird Sanctuary in Saskatchewan, established in 1887, was the first bird sanctuary in North America? Last Mountain Lake Migratory Bird Sanctuary:...

article. The birds all occur in the Gunung Ambang Nature Reserve and that fact is included in the nature reserve article. Some of the birds have distributions...

grey-black upperparts, wings and tail.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

gallery at VIREO (Drexel University) {{Field guide birds of the world}} {{Avibase}} {{BirdLife}} {{InternetBirdCollection}} The above documentation is transcluded...

Asia. It is somewhat migratory, and northern birds winter further south and into North Africa. These birds feed mainly by diving or dabbling. They eat...

through the netting at will.Photo credit: Noodle snacks Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

2008-07-05. Collar N (1997) "Family Psittacidae (Parrots)" in Handbook of the Birds of the World Volume 4; Sandgrouse to Cuckoos (eds del Hoyo J, Elliott A...

Tasmania and the surrounding islands.Photo: Noodle snacks Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

year-round resident in Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent. Some birds migrate to Siberia and Japan during the summer for breeding. This crested...

South Wales, in Australia.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

light orange, short, bill, and orange feet and legs. They are fast-growing birds and females will reach about 9 kg (20 lb), with males growing up to 14 kg...

there is now an overabundance.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Europe and the Aleutian Islands.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

be found in surprisingly arid areas.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

yellow legs and white facial markings.Photo: Benjamint444 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

as well as carrion and refuse.Photograph: Toby Hudson Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Indonesia, New Zealand, and Papua New Guinea.Photo: Fir0002 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

inches) in length and 1.2 kilograms (2.6 pounds) in weight, these intelligent birds can live up to 21 years in the wild. They are commonly found in mythology...

unwanted fluids and contaminants out.Diagram credit: KDS4444 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

other relatively remote places.Photograph: Carlos Delgado Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

PJ; Peter, JM (2002). Handbook of Australian, New Zealand and Antarctic birds. Volume 6: Pardalotes to shrike-thrushes. Melbourne: Oxford University Press...

WikiProject Birds, and should be placed on user talk pages. Type: {{subst:WPBIRDS Invite|~~~~}} To replace the text "one of Wikipedia's Birds-related articles"...

photographed in Osaka, Japan.Photograph credit: Laitche Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Damaraland, Namibia.Photograph credit: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

females being slightly heavier than males.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

riverbank.Photograph: Andreas Trepte; edit: Hans Hillewaert Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

2–2.4 g (0.071–0.085 oz).Photograph: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Template:POTD/2013-07-10 – Portal:Birds/Selected picture#Template:POTD/2013-07-10 {{Portal POTD/featured|Portal:Birds/Selected picture#Template:POTD/2013-07-10}}...

.. that birders in New York City have recorded over 400 species? Source: https://www.nycaudubon.org/events-birding/birding-resources/birding-in-nyc "Over...

into the juvenile's mouth.Photograph credit: Manojiritty Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Migratory Waterbirds.Photo credit: André Karwath/Debivort Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

livestock, where it lays 2–3 eggs.Photograph: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

would use the sounds of (the whistle) to recognise his birds when in flight, or to frighten away birds of prey.” ALT1:... that a performance using pigeon...

eardrums, followed by an exhalation of breath. Many animal species, including birds and fish, experience yawning. The study of yawning is called chasmology...

with an ochre tint to the big breast.Photo credit: Mdf Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

outside the breeding season.Photograph: Andreas Trepte Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

"both species" with "both birds". —Patrug (talk) 20:09, 30 December 2016 (UTC) I replaced "both" and "both species" with "both birds". Gulumeemee (talk) 23:55...

individuals, it is classified as vulnerable.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Guinea, as well as Fiji, parts of Indonesia and rarely New Zealand. The birds are usually 1.6 to 1.8 m (5.3–6 ft) long with a wingspan of 2.3 to 2.5 m...

colonies that may have several dozen pairs spread out loosely, with the birds defending an extensive perimeter around groups of nests, patrolling in cooperation...

which other waders tend to be compared.Photo credit: Mdf Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Ashy-faced Owl includes more than 100 species of mammals (including bats), birds, amphibians and reptiles? Reviewed: Christian Workers Union of Sweden (1899)...

Aggressive and territorial, the willie wagtail will often harass much larger birds such as the laughing kookaburra and wedge-tailed eagle. It has responded...

slightly in size and plumage colour.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests.Photo credit: Mdf Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

citation of the whole Birds of the World website. Code: {{Cite BOW|access-date=5 August 2020 }} Output: "Explore Taxonomy". Birds of the World Online....

range except the far north.Photograph: Francis C. Franklin Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

black bill is long and slightly curved.Photo credit: Mdf Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

predominantly grey-brown in colour.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

chestnut upperparts and a black hood.Photo: Mark S Jobling Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

1996.Photograph credit: unknown; restored by Adam Cuerden Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

citation of the whole Birds of the World website. Code: {{Cite BOW|access-date=5 August 2020 }} Output: "Explore Taxonomy". Birds of the World Online....

preference for freshwater marshes.Photo credit: Benjamint444 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds. This is a selected picture on the Brazil Portal. If you have an image of...

This is a route-map template for the Humming Bird (train), a United States railway. For a key to symbols, see {{railway line legend}}. For information...

Although they often scavenge, the eagles may also hunt prey such as fish, birds and mammals.Photo Yathin S Krishnappa Archive – More featured pictures....

cormorant (Nannopterum auritum) is a member of the cormorant family of water birds. Its habitat is near rivers and lakes as well as in coastal areas, and is...

working in the Neotropics because it allowed him to study both primates and birds, his two favorite subjects? Reviewed: Vaginal evisceration Created by Maky...

Europe and temperate Asia, where it is mainly resident, though some birds may migrate. Birds of this species feed mainly on seeds and the buds of fruit trees...

the barley sugar bush are attractive to both birds and people? Source: "Sweet fruit eaten by people and birds." Reviewed: Ryan Ashley Malarkey Created by...

southwestern Brazil.Photograph credit: Charles James Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

flavours include aged cheese and birds' nests? ALT1a: ... that Chicecream's ice cream flavours include aged cheese and birds' nests? Thoughts? Z1720 (talk)...

known types of plant and animal sources.Photo credit: Mdf Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

frogs with their long bill.Photo credit: Alain Carpentier Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Thailand, with its winter plumage.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Grays Sox American Giants          Giants Blue Birds   Grays Stars ABCs Elite Giants Crawfords 1933 NLL season changes: A second Negro National League...

(model illustrated) was often decided by augurs observing the flight of birds? Reviewed: Template:Did you know nominations/Women in Classical Athens Created/expanded...

This is a route-map template for the Blue Bird, a Wabash Railroad named passenger train. For a key to symbols, see {{railway line legend}}. For information...

can you explain what "pass through the guts of birds" means other than going in one end of the bird's digestive system and being pooped out the other...

and tropical Asia for the winter.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

ability to easily co-exist with humans.Photo: Fir0002 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

National Park, Ethiopia.Photograph credit: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

distribution area of Hungary and Austria.Photo credit: AngMo Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Animals. This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

habits are not known.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

venomous pit viper species endemic to Southeast Asia. Its meals consist of birds, small frogs, and small mammals. This snake does not strike and release...

confused with the Red-bellied Woodpecker.Photo credit: Mdf Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

hawk in the Pantanal, Brazil.Photograph: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

program has digitized the complete double elephant folio set of Audubon's Birds of America at a high resolution for study by researchers worldwide? ALT1:...

a separate family and genus.Photo credit: Paul Thomsen Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Europe and temperate Asia, where it is mainly resident, though some birds may migrate. Birds of this species feed mainly on seeds and the buds of fruit trees...

barn swallow. Also, the article says 25 featured birds, but I only count 24. Yes, the RSPB says 25 birds in all its press releases, but it only lists 24...

its intricate mating dance.Photo credit: John O'Neill Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

National Park, Thailand.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

similar to the Pacific Swallow.Photo credit: Benjamint444 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

freezing conditions, loss of habitat and predation by mammals and large birds. The introduced American mink has exterminated some island populations,...

an array of complex vocalisations.Photo: Noodle snacks Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

head and neck, and a short, hooked beak.Photo credit: Mdf Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

South Shetland Islands.Photograph credit: Andrew Shiva Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

and tropical parts of the world.Photo credit: Mike Baird Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

be detected until too late.Photo credit: K.-M. Hansche Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

heights of 50 to 100 m (160–330 ft).Photo: David Iliff Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

birds, is at risk of desertification? ALT2 ... that Niayes, a string of lakes behind sand dunes in Senegal which are designated as an Important Bird Area...

the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.Photo: Fir0002 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

robin was named after it.Photograph: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

21 January 2023 (UTC) ( Back to TM:TDYK Article history ) ... that Alice Bird Babb (pictured), co-founder of the P.E.O. Sisterhood, was portrayed in a...

quadrispinis at IUCN Red List {{Field guide birds of the world}} {{Avibase}} {{BirdLife}} {{InternetBirdCollection}} The above documentation is transcluded...

Whose Bird?. London: Christopher Helm. ISBN 978-0-7136-6647-2 and Sharpe, Richard Bowdler (October 1888). "Further descriptions of new species of birds discovered...

feeds mainly on fruit, pollen and nectar.Photo: Fir0002 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Nordmann's greenshank and the black-faced spoonbill, all endangered wading birds? Source:"Pak Thale and Laem Phak Bia are most famous for wintering Spoon-billed...

Rafael, California.Photograph credit: Frank Schulenburg Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

World Bird List. Retrieved 25 July 2020. Birds of the World Online (BOW) raw: {{Cite taxon|BOW|access-date=5 August 2020 }} "Explore Taxonomy". Birds of...

its wing and tail feathers.Photo credit: Noodle snacks Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

World Bird List. Retrieved 25 July 2020. Birds of the World Online (BOW) raw: {{Cite taxon|BOW|access-date=5 August 2020 }} "Explore Taxonomy". Birds of...

features. Its main food is insects.Photo credit: Fir0002 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

central Mexico and along the Pacific Coast.Photo credit: Mdf Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

eye-stripe. It is a vocal bird with a repeated loud dwip call. There are more than 20 subspecies in three main groups; birds in the west of the range have...

scarves or skirts with a pink stripe. The skirts serve as the tails of the birds of paradise, and when held their fluttering gives the impression of wings...

Osaka, Japan, in midwinter.Photograph credit: Laitche Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

the hook sentence in the article, i did not find the number ("1000–5000 birds") in the sources. Could you tell me where to look for it? bamse (talk) 22:02...

Pope's bamboo pitviper. Trimeresurus popeiorum preys upon frogs, lizards, birds, and rodents (especially rats and squirrels).Photograph credit: Rushenb...

access to the original quote, as the "Handbook of birds of the world" is now becoming Cornell's "Birds of the world online" ALT1:... that despite being...

forages in the foliage of trees.Photo credit: Fir0002 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

similarly sized monkeys.Photo: Wagner Machado Carlos Lemes Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

May 21 > Picture of the day The bee-eaters are a group of near passerine birds in the family Meropidae, containing three genera and twenty-seven species...

between 12 and 14 g (0.4 and 0.5 oz).Photo credit: Fir0002 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

(UTC) ( Back to TM:TDYK ) ( Article history links: Bird-voiced Treefrog Hyla femoralis ) ... that the bird-voiced treefrog and the pine woods treefrog can...

patch}}es indicate that female birds have entered nesting season. The appearance of brood patches indicate that female birds have entered nesting season...

displayed as Great Kiskadee photo gallery at VIREO (Drexel University) {{Field guide birds of the world}} {{Avibase}} {{BirdLife}} {{InternetBirdCollection}}...

coastal mudflats or sandy beaches.Photo: Brocken Inaglory Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

collection of birds (one pictured) were published in 2009 in ‘Uccelli in Natura’, an Italian bird magazine, and she was called the best bird photographer...

to the equivalent list page or article, for example: Birds of TunisiaBirds of TunisiaList of birds of Tunisia. If the redirect topic is detailed enough...

scarves or skirts with a pink stripe. The skirts serve as the tails of the birds of paradise, and when held their fluttering gives the impression of wings...

but I see that our article Bird states that "Based on fossil and biological evidence, most scientists accept that birds are a specialised subgroup of...

flycatcher endemic to Jamaica.Photograph: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

insects over 2 cm long on occasion? length of bird from Slater, Peter (1974). A Field Guide to Australian Birds: Passerines. Adelaide: Rigby. p. 167. ISBN 0-85179-813-6...

female's is ochre.Lithograph credit: John Gerrard Keulemans Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Sahara. In East Africa, the birds interact with humans and breed in urban areas. In southern African countries, the birds breed mainly in less populated...

February 2019 (UTC). Interesting birds, on good sources, offline sources accepted AGF, no copyvio obvious. Cute hook - poor birds! The image is licensed and...

white feathers around the eye.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

which means 'rump-tailed'.Photograph credit: Andrew Shiva Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

{{subst:Yellow mechanical bird | article = | reason = | message = | footer = }} See Template:Blank WikiLove/doc#Usage for descriptions....

9 June 2021 (UTC) ( Back to TM:TDYK Article history ) ... that the Wild Bird Fund is New York City's first and only wildlife hospital? Reviewed: Template:Did...

which can collect up to 8000 birds per hour..." could be zinged up and condensed to something like: "...that nearly 8,000 birds per hour can be gathered up...

Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

on reflection I am unimpressed with the hook in any case, since lots of birds flick their tails when perched. Any chance you could come up with a different...

raising children is done collaboratively.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

their large heads with a peaked crown.Photo: Benjamint444 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

that most birds have as part of their digestive system...? Forbes, W. A. (2 March 1880). "Contributions to the Anatomy of Passerine Birds. Part I. On...

Aphonopelma behlei ) ... that William H. Behle, who spent his career studying birds, had a species of tarantula (pictured) named after him? ALT1:... that the...

has been naturalised elsewhere.Photograph: Pierre Dalous Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

south east Asia and Australasia.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

predominantly on invertebrates.Photograph: Andreas Trepte Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

vertical alignment of text. {{Australia topic | title = [[List of birds of Australia|Birds of Australia]] | titlestyle = background: #64E986; | groupstyle...

well-known example of bird-and-flower painting, a style of Chinese painting where the subject is traditionally described to be "flowers, birds, fish and insects"...

the bird eats cactuses would be thoroughly misleading. Cwmhiraeth (talk) 05:12, 2 July 2014 (UTC) How is this inaccurate? I've cited Neotropical Birds Online...

the namesake for four species of reptile, a bird, and an amphibian? Source: The Eponym Dictionary of Birds p. 220; The Eponym Dictionary of Reptiles p...

birds and I found and added another source that dealt with the topic m0re generally. How about: ALT1 ... that flyways used by migrating wetland birds...

at swimming, chasing fish underwater.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

from mud or iron-rich soil.Photograph: Carlos Delgado Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

gallery at VIREO (Drexel University) {{Field guide birds of the world}} {{Avibase}} {{BirdLife}} {{InternetBirdCollection}} The above documentation is transcluded...

more greyish and sepia tones.Photograph: Andreas Trepte Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

photographed in Little Swanport, Tasmania.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

living near the canopy.Photograph: Wilfredor; edit: Julia W Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

oystercatchers, they rarely feed on oysters.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

insects and other small creatures.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

from Senegal to Ethiopia.Photograph: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

this grebe was first described in 1826.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Point Chevalier, Auckland.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Victoria and the western half of New South Wales and north as far as Cooktown. Birds in tropical northern Queensland are mainly restricted to the warm heights...

(2.6 to 3.1 in) long, including the bill, making it one of the smallest birds in existence, marginally larger than the bee hummingbird. This female scintillant...

that the classicist L. D. Reynolds wrote his first publication on the birds of the Caerphilly Basin? Source: This was an interest Reynolds was never...

snails, water snakes, frogs, and insects.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Schulenberg, Thomas S. (eds.). "Satin Berrypecker (Melanocharis citreola)". Birds of the World. Cornell Lab of Ornithology. doi:10.2173/bow.satber1.01. ALT1:...

marshes, open woodland and grassland.Photo: Benjamint444 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

nesting material in their beaks.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

centimetres (7.5–9.4 in) in length.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

) ... that Meek's Pygmy Parrot is one of seven birds named after Albert Stewart Meek, the English bird collector and naturalist? Reviewed: Lenzites warnieri...

have a white ring around their eyes.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

was found in Laem Phak Bia, Thailand.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

feeds on molluscs and insects.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Brazilian state of São Paulo.Photograph credit: Claudney Neves Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

small fish over the open ocean.Photograph: Benjamint444 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

waters, are commercially harvested.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

They feed mainly on invertebrates.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

feeds predominantly on insects.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

South Wales, Australia.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

great-winged petrel are recognized.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

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use of important beach habitats.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

in 1802, seven subspecies are known.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

to attract fish which they then eat.Photograph: Basar Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

estuaries, harbours, beaches and mudflats on the North Island, where the birds largely feed on molluscs and worms. It has piping calls, which are used...

pictured specimen is in its winter plumage.JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

photographed in Christchurch.Photograph credit: Michal Klajban Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

in south Asia and Australasia.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

southern Asia and Australia in winter.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

thousands of birds from at least 22 species, including peregrine falcon, kittiwake and puffin? Source: Birds - Ireland’s Eye 2016 – Breeding Birds Survey and...

 percussus individual.Photograph credit: Charles J. Sharp Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

water but rarely drinks.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

a captive breeding population.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

for its birds of prey, with 36 of the 38 diurnal European species of raptor having been recorded here? "An extraordinary total of 36 diurnal birds of prey...

prefer coastal estuaries and wetlands.Photograph: Fir0002 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

moulting and wintering gatherings.Photo: Michael Gäbler Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Dynamics–Boeing AFTI/F-111A Aardvark (pictured) was inspired by birds? Source: "Birds do it better: their wings can change shape in smooth curves exactly...

grasslands and on bare ground.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

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making it the largest of the mollymawks.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

instead lays eggs on bare ground.Photo: Gavin Schaefer Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

WikiProject Birds, and may be bestowed to anyone who has made significant contributions to Wikipedia's coverage of topics related to Birds of all types...

which hatch after 4 weeks.Photograph: Olaf Oliviero Riemer Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

birds? --Nvvchar. 14:13, 18 June 2015 (UTC) It should definitely be removed unless there is a new policy to include unrelated animated cartoon birds in...

their stomach oil at competitors.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

from the male's breast plumage.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

closely related to the Turkey.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

picking fish that come to investigate.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

and often visits waterholes.Photo: Hans Hillewaert/PLW Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

SkyGazer 512 (talk). Self-nominated at 02:59, 20 March 2019 (UTC). Interesting birds, on good sources, no copyvio obvious. The image is licensed but not too...

red eye, and a long downcurved bill.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

younger chick will inevitably die.Photo: Benjamint444 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

(UTC) ( Back to TM:TDYK Article history ) ... that American skydiver Jerry Bird participated in the world's first 10-man star formation, above Taft, California...

of 2,500 metres (8,200 ft).Photograph: Chris Woodrich Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

shellfish habitat, and breeding grounds for dozens of birds, making it among the top 20 migratory bird locations in the country? Source: "Great Egg Harbor...

hybridize where their ranges meet.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

the North American Wandering Tattler.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

the 7.3 hectare Bird Island Nature Reserve? Reviewed: Template:Did you know nominations/Jan Nepomucen Głowacki Comment: ALT: ... that Bird Island Nature...

and small insects on the forest floor.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

though the population is increasing.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

other small invertebrates.Photograph: Frank Schulenburg Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

take small fish and amphibians.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Phra Non, Nakhon Sawan, Thailand.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

Interactive range map of Eubalichthys quadrispinis at IUCN Red List {{Field guide birds of the world}} {{Avibase}} {{BirdLife}} {{InternetBirdCollection}}...

subspecies of the black-winged stilt.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

two are not actually coloured crimson.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

the ground, often on islands.Photograph: Chris Woodrich Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

adapted for probing deep into flowers.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

slightly above water level in swamps.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

of Tasmania, Australia.Photograph credit: John Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

with striped wings that are bronzed.Photo: Benjamint444 Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

and about 100 g (3.5 oz) in weight.Photo: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

frogs and other amphibians.Photograph: Jason Thompson Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

such as the wild banana blossom.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

prey, mostly fish, to the surface.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....

dry beds of tanks and puddles.Photograph: JJ Harrison Archive – More featured pictures... This picture of the day has been featured on Portal:Birds....