Birds

A wading bird with long legs and a spoon-shaped bill, found in sub-Saharan Africa's wetlands and shallow lakes.

Wading birds known for their vibrant pink colour, long legs, and unique downward-bending beaks.

A small, colourful falcon found across the Americas, often seen hunting from perches or hovering over fields.

A high-altitude flamingo native to the Andean altiplano, noted for its pale pink colour and specialised bill.

A large North American raptor with a distinctive white head and tail.

A striking black-plumaged swan native to Australia, often found in large flocks.

A social, long-legged duck with a whistling call, often found in wetlands and flooded fields.

A medium-sized heron with a striking black crown, found near wetlands.

A familiar, noisy gull recognised by its dark chocolate-brown head in summer and red beak and legs.

A large parrot from South America, known for its bright blue and yellow feathers and strong beak.

A diving duck with a distinctive sloping profile and red eyes.

A common and colourful finch known for its powerful song and distinctive white wing bars.

A small dabbling duck from southern South America, commonly found in wetlands and coastal lagoons.

Brightly coloured birds known for their rapid flight and expert fishing skills, found near rivers and lakes.

A large, glossy black corvid renowned for its intelligence and adaptability.

A medium-sized waterfowl with a white body, chestnut breast band and distinctive head markings.

A small, white swan from South America with a red bill and gentle disposition.

A bold, opportunistic raptor often seen scavenging or hunting in open habitats.

The largest pigeons in the world, with striking blue plumage and elegant crests.

A huge, curly-feathered pelican found in lakes and rivers of Europe and Asia.

A common, unobtrusive garden bird with a lead-grey head and streak-brown back.

A small, acrobatic woodland bird with blue and yellow plumage.

A crested, insect-eating bird noted for its distinctive crown and long bill.

A small, agile raptor often seen hovering above fields.

A large, noisy gull with a grey back and yellow bill with a red spot, common along coasts and in coastal towns.

A small, much-loved garden bird with a distinctive orange-red breast, known for its bold personality and melodic winter song.

North America's largest hawk, with broad wings and rusty colouring, found in open country.

A large, colourful tit with a black head, white cheeks, and yellow underparts.

A huge, social waterbird with a massive bill and throat pouch, famous for cooperative fishing.

A tall, elegant wading bird with pink plumage and a distinctive curved bill.

A striking peafowl species with iridescent green and blue plumage.

A large wading bird often seen standing still beside water hunting fish.

A tall, crowned crane found in African wetlands, famous for its courtship dances.

A large grey goose common in wetlands and farmland; ancestor of domestic geese.

A large vulture noted for its soaring flight and scavenging behaviour.

A social raptor known for cooperative hunting and adaptability.

A medium-sized owl noted for its long ear tufts and nocturnal hunting.

A small, vividly coloured duck from East Asia, often nesting in tree cavities.

A huge African stork with a bald head, massive bill, and scavenger lifestyle.

A bright-green parrot known for building large communal stick nests and thriving in urban environments.

A large, elegant white swan commonly found on lakes and rivers.

The Hawaiian goose, adapted to lava fields and native to the Hawaiian Islands.

A colourful pigeon with iridescent plumage and a distinctive hackle of feathers.

A fast, widespread raptor, famous for its high-speed hunting stoops.

A distinctive dark parrot native to New Guinea, sometimes called the vulturine parrot.

A vibrant nectar-feeding parrot commonly seen in flocks around flowering trees.

A medium-large bird of prey with a reddish-brown body and deeply forked tail, once endangered but now thriving in Europe.

A vibrant parrot with striking red plumage, native to Indonesia.

A small, colourful South American duck that often perches on branches.

A large, social corvid distinguished by the bare, grey-white skin at the base of its beak.

A common green parakeet with a distinctive rose ring around the neck (males).

A large falcon of open country, valued in falconry.

A brilliant red wading bird native to South America and the Caribbean, often seen in wetlands and mangroves.

A brilliantly coloured parrot native to Central and South America, known for its red, yellow, and blue feathers.

A large, stork-like bird from East Africa, famous for its massive shoe-shaped bill and statue-like hunting style.

A small owl with a distinctive white facial disk and ear tufts.

A nocturnal tropical owl with distinctive pale facial 'spectacles'.

A large white parrot with a striking yellow crest, native to Australia and New Guinea.

A large, elegant goose with a long neck and distinctive markings.

A nocturnal, camouflaged bird often mistaken for an owl.

A familiar woodland owl with a rich, hooting call.

The largest toucan species, native to South America and defined by its black plumage, white throat, and massive orange bill.

A small diving duck with a characteristic head tuft, common on lakes and reservoirs.

A large scavenging bird with an exceptional sense of smell, commonly seen soaring in search of carrion.

A large, powerful owl native to boreal and temperate forests in Eurasia.

A large white parrot with an expressive crest, native to Indonesia and nearby islands.

A rare bird of prey with striking white plumage, found in Europe.

A large, long‑legged wading bird often seen nesting on rooftops and chimneys.

A huge bird of prey native to Eurasia, easily recognised by its broad wingspan and the adult's distinct white tail.

A long-legged stork with a distinctive yellow bill, commonly found in African wetlands.

A small dove with delicate barred plumage, often seen on the ground in urban and rural areas.