6-Letter Birds Starting with 'M'

Any of various small, agile, insectivorous birds of the swallow family (Hirundinidae), characterized by their pointed wings and moderately forked tails.

A long-tailed bird of the crow family (Corvidae), widely distributed in the Northern Hemisphere, noted for its striking black-and-white plumage, noisy chattering call, and high intelligence.

A species of stiff-tailed diving duck (Oxyura maccoa) native to freshwater lakes and wetlands in eastern and southern Africa, notable for the breeding male's striking chestnut-red body and bright blue bill.

A small, fast-flying falcon (Falco columbarius) native to the Northern Hemisphere, traditionally favored by noblewomen in medieval falconry.

Any of three species of small, near-flightless, terrestrial birds comprising the family Mesitornithidae, which are entirely endemic to the forests and brushlands of Madagascar.

Any of several vibrantly colored tropical birds of the family Momotidae, native to the forests of Central and South America, characterized by a heavy bill and a long tail that often features racket-shaped tips due to the shedding of central barbs.