7-Letter Birds Starting with 'B'

Any of numerous small, mostly Old World passerine birds (such as those in the family Timaliidae) characterized by their loud, continuous, and chattering calls.

Any of various solitary, well-camouflaged wading birds of the heron family (Ardeidae), typically inhabiting reed beds and marshes and noted for the deep booming call of the male.

A small bird characterized by a blue crown or patch on its head, particularly the Eurasian blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus).

Geese belonging to the genus Branta, characterized by their largely black or dark plumage, which includes species such as the Canada goose and the brent goose.

A vulture, particularly the turkey vulture or black vulture, known for scavenging carrion.

A small, seed-eating songbird of the family Emberizidae (in Eurasia) or Cardinalidae (in the Americas), typically characterized by a short, stout bill and native to varied habitats including brushlands and forests.

Any of several large, heavily built terrestrial birds of the family Otididae, native to the open plains, dry savannas, and steppes of Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia, characterized by their stout legs and elaborate courtship displays.