7-Letter Birds Starting with 'W'

Any of numerous small, primarily insectivorous songbirds belonging to various distinct taxonomic families (such as the New World Parulidae or Old World Sylviidae), recognized for their active foraging and characteristic trilling or warbling songs.

Any of various small, slender insectivorous songbirds of the family Motacillidae (genus Motacilla), native chiefly to Eurasia and Africa, known for their characteristic habit of constantly bobbing their tails up and down.

Any of a small group of songbirds in the genus Bombycilla, native to the northern forests of North America and Eurasia, characterized by exceptionally soft, silky plumage, a prominent head crest, and distinctive red, wax-like tips on their secondary wing feathers.

A small, brown-plumaged bird of the woodpecker family (genus Jynx), native to Eurasia and Africa, known for its habit of twisting its head and neck in a snake-like manner when threatened.