Birds Of Prey And Waterbirds 1-24
16 entries in the Birds Of Prey And Waterbirds compendium.
Andean condorOne of the largest flying birds and a national symbol of five Andean nations.Bearded vultureA bone-eating vulture with a feathered neck and lozenge-shaped tail.Cinereous vultureLargest Old World vulture, scavenger of temperate Eurasia.Crested caracaraA bold, opportunistic raptor of the Americas.BateleurA medium-sized eagle with a uniquely short tail and free-wheeling diet.ButeoA genus of broad-winged raptors found across the world.Black-crowned night heronA widespread nocturnal heron known for bait fishing and urban adaptability.Black storkA shy, long-distance migrant stork with black plumage and red legs.Black-headed gullSmall migratory gull with chocolate-brown hood and red bill.BoobySeabirds known for diving and colonial breeding.Cattle egretHerons that followed cattle across the world.CootMedium-sized water birds with black plumage and distinctive frontal shields.Common eiderLarge sea-duck known for its soft down and colonial breeding.AvocetWaders with upcurved bills, known for sweeping feeding.Arctic ternArctic tern: the animal with the longest known migration.Austral storm petrelSmallest seabirds with fluttering flight and global distribution.
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