7-Letter Birds Starting with 'PI'

A highly social, black African bird of the crow family (Ptilostomus afer), notable for its long, graduated tail and its habit of following large grazing mammals to catch insects stirred up from the grass.

A very small woodpecker belonging to the subfamily Picumninae, found primarily in the tropical regions of South America and Asia, distinguished from typical woodpeckers by having a soft tail rather than stiff tail feathers for climbing.

A widely distributed dabbling duck (Anas acuta) found across North America, Europe, and Asia, characterized by its elegant profile and the long, slender, pointed central tail feathers of the male.

Any of several species of songbirds endemic to New Guinea, particularly noted for being among the few known types of poisonous birds, as their skin and feathers contain potent batrachotoxins.