Bird Identifier

Bird Encyclopedia

Search and identify 1,000+ birds — with size, habitat, diet, voice, behavior, and the field marks that tell them apart.

Eurasian Eagle-Owl

Eurasian Eagle-Owl

One of the largest owls in the world, a powerful, ear-tufted predator of cliffs and forests with a deep booming call.

owl
Indian Peafowl

Indian Peafowl

The magnificent national bird of India, famous for the male's iridescent blue plumage and enormous fan of eye-spotted train feathers.

gamebird
Indian Skimmer

Indian Skimmer

A striking black-capped skimmer of South Asian rivers, now Endangered due to widespread loss of undisturbed sandbar habitat along major waterways.

seabird
Indian Roller

Indian Roller

A stocky, brownish bird that erupts into brilliant flashes of blue when it takes flight, prized as a state bird symbol across India.

other
Indian Robin

Indian Robin

A small, confiding chat of dry open country, the male glossy black with a white shoulder flash and chestnut under the tail.

songbird
Indian Golden Oriole

Indian Golden Oriole

A brilliant golden-yellow oriole with black wings and a black eye-stripe, closely related to the Eurasian Golden Oriole.

songbird
Indian Ringneck Parakeet

Indian Ringneck Parakeet

A slender, long-tailed green parakeet native to the Indian subcontinent, best known for the males' distinctive rose-and-black neck ring.

parrot
Great Hornbill

Great Hornbill

One of the largest hornbills, instantly recognizable by its massive yellow-and-black casque and deep, whooshing wingbeats audible from a distance.

other
Common Myna

Common Myna

A brown-bodied, black-headed myna with bright yellow bill, legs, and bare eye patch, one of the world's most successful urban-adapted birds.

songbird
Fantail Pigeon

Fantail Pigeon

A distinctive domestic pigeon breed known for its greatly enlarged, upright, fan-shaped tail and characteristic strutting walk.

other
Bank Myna

Bank Myna

A pale bluish-grey myna with an orange bare-skin eye patch, common around towns and riverbanks of the Indian subcontinent, where it nests in burrows in earthen banks.

songbird