A Guide to Bird Species

Species


There are a vast number of different bird species, and here we hope to provide you with enough information to know the most of them.

We’ll help you with the different classifications of bird species, provide you with information on wild birds, pet birds and birds of prey, as well as your every day garden bird.

We also have a category about the different types of birds you get all over the globe. Be sure to check back soon, as we’re adding more content and articles.

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15 Responses to “Species”
  1. Maria says:

    i have a nest in my back-yard there is only a mother taking care of the babies. All i can see of her is that she is very small has a blue beak and is brown. does anyone no what kind of bird she is?

  2. Paula says:

    This morning I obeserved a bird that I have never seen before. It was about the size of a robin and had a red breast. On his back he had a v shaped yellow patch approximately at his neck. From the point of the v of yellow the feathers appeared to be purple. Can you help me identify this bird? I live in central Texas.

  3. Erin says:

    Hello Paula, maybe you saw a “Say’s Phoebe”? I’m in Seattle now but sure miss Texas.

  4. Sofia says:

    There is a bird in my back yard, and its head is naked looking, and its feathers are grayish-blackish with white poka-dots. It reminds me of a chicken. In my back yard there is a beach so maybe it has something to do with that as well. I am very curious to find out what it is.

  5. Lisa says:

    What kinda of bird is this?
    I saw it in my backyard, its body was completely bright red, its head was black like leather, and its beak was bright orange/red.

  6. Jo says:

    This morning we saw a bird at the golf couse that we didn’t recognise. It was grazing with the Canada Geese near the lake but not mixing with them. In fact it tried to chase them off. It was about the size of a Canada Goose but was a sort of goldy buff/grey colour all over. It had a white head with a slight lemony tinge and a short beak. It stood upright like a heron but had pink legs, and I mean pink, not red or orange. It was beatiful and obviously a stranger to our area which is on the south coast. We’d love to know what it could be. Any suggestions? We’ve looked through all the birds on the RSPB site and it’s none of those so not a British bird.

  7. sophie says:

    augest 16,2009
    today i saw a bird in the yard across the street, hanging out with the robins. It had a brown back, a red head and nek, and a white belly.Is it a robin? If not what is it?

  8. Spring says:

    I don`t know.But i like birds,i like looking for some bires photos.Can you help me.Thanks!

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  10. carly says:

    There are some birds in my front yard there tame and they have a blue and red strip at the top of there head the rest of there body is gray dose anyone know what type of bird this is????? Thanks

  11. Hasanayn says:

    I have the Bulbul white cheeked bird!
    and they are the most cutest birds!
    they can live with you and become your very best friend and he lives in about 10 years

  12. Hasanayn says:

    almost forgot!
    can you give me tips for how to make them happy or………………………………..?

  13. Debbie says:

    Hi i was wondering if anyone can help me I have these birds yes i said birds that are nesting in my trees i dont mind them but i am curious what they are description as much as possible …….they have a finch like beak thier eyes seem to change in colour depending on the reflextion of the sun some times they look blue sometimes pinkish thier plumage is two colours grey brown under the wings and darker grey wings and head but the head and wings relect a green tinge to them. The other unusual thing is the noise they make when something comes near the nest or if they feel threatened is like a hiss. They seem to be friendly to humans once they realize you are not going to hurt them even to the extent of sitting at the door waiting for scraps of bread or meat any ideas would be greatly appreciated

  14. Kristen says:

    Hi everyone! We just found a bird in our backyard and I was wondering if someone could tell me what type of bird it is. It’s a dark gray, but underneath the bird is a green/blue color. It has copper eyes and it’s beak looks like a parrot’s beak. I also live in Hawaii and it’s definitely a pet bird since it’s wings were cut and has a band around its left leg.

    Please reply back, thanks!

  15. Charlton says:

    Someone give me a pet bird and I am trying to find out what kind it is. It is baby blue with a red beak with a thin black line around his neck. It is about the size of a conure. Could you help me???

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