7-Letter Birds Starting with 'G'

A common and widely distributed dabbling duck (Mareca strepera) native to the Northern Hemisphere, characterized by the male's finely patterned gray plumage, black rear end, and comparatively subdued coloration compared to other dabbling ducks.

Any of several terrestrial South American passerine birds of the tapaculo family (Rhinocryptidae), especially those of the genus Rhinocrypta, characterized by their running ability and often possessing a crested head.

A large, short-winged bird of prey in the genus Accipiter, native to temperate forests of the Northern Hemisphere, known for its agility and predatory skill in pursuing prey through dense woodlands.

A large Old World vulture characterized by a pale head and neck, native to mountainous regions of Europe, Asia, and North Africa.

An Asian starling of the genus Gracula, such as the hill myna, historically recognized for its distinct yellow wattles and remarkable ability to mimic human speech.