Birds That Start with M

Explore 43 verified birds starting with M, from Monarch, Miner, Mew, Magpie, Mallard, Mockingbird and Mocker. Select any entry from these bird species, songbirds, and raptors below to view definitions and photos, or browse our main birds directory.

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martin
mandarin
maggie
magpie
mallard
macao
macaw
madge
manu
manakin
mallee
mannikin
marabou
malleefowl
malkoha
manucode
maccoa
malimbe
mew
merlin
meadowlark
merganser
megapode
mesite
miner
minivet
minla
monarch
mockingbird
mocker
moa
mourning dove
mockers
moorhen
mousebird
monal
motmot
mute swan
murre
murrelet
munia
myna
mynah

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