examples of birds [9]

There are more than 9,000 species of birds scattered around the world.
examples of birds [9] 						Bird originating in the Americas with a bald head and neck covered with outgrowths; it is raised in captivity for its meat.				  							Bird originally from Asia and characterized by its long tail; its meat is highly prized. Certain pheasants are raised solely for hunting.				  							Web-footed aquatic bird spending most of its time on water; the domestic duck is raised for its meat and for the production of foie gras.				  							Wild terrestrial bird with a bald head and horned comb originally from Africa and domesticated in Europe for its meat.				  							Generally grain-eating bird prized for its meat and its keen sense of direction (carrier pigeon).				  							Web-footed bird of the Northern hemisphere better adapted to land than water; certain species are raised mainly for the production of foie gras.

See Also


skeleton of a bird

anatomy of a bird

morphology of a bird?[1]

turkey

Bird originating in the Americas with a bald head and neck covered with outgrowths; it is raised in captivity for its meat.

pheasant

Bird originally from Asia and characterized by its long tail; its meat is highly prized. Certain pheasants are raised solely for hunting.

duck

Web-footed aquatic bird spending most of its time on water; the domestic duck is raised for its meat and for the production of foie gras.

guinea fowl

Wild terrestrial bird with a bald head and horned comb originally from Africa and domesticated in Europe for its meat.

pigeon

Generally grain-eating bird prized for its meat and its keen sense of direction (carrier pigeon).

goose

Web-footed bird of the Northern hemisphere better adapted to land than water; certain species are raised mainly for the production of foie gras.