7-Letter Birds Starting with 'M'

A highly common and widely distributed wild dabbling duck native to the Americas, Eurasia, and North Africa, from which most domestic ducks are descended. The male is notable for its distinct glossy green head and white neck ring.

A small, typically brightly colored passerine bird of the family Pipridae, native to the tropical forests of Central and South America, noted for the elaborate and acrobatic courtship displays of the males.

A large scavenging stork native to sub-Saharan Africa, characterized by a naked head and neck, a massive bill, and a large pendulous throat pouch.

Any of several small, slender, brightly colored passerine birds of the genus Pericrocotus (family Campephagidae), native to the forests and woodlands of southern and eastern Asia, typically characterized by striking red and black plumage in males and yellow and gray in females.

A medium-sized waterbird of the rail family (Rallidae), typically characterized by blackish plumage, long toes adapted for walking on floating vegetation, and a distinctive red frontal shield and yellow-tipped bill.