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Oh so you like birds? Name every bird.

okay.

Abbott's babbler, Abbott's booby, Abbott's starling, Abd al-Kuri sparrow, Abdim's stork, Aberdare cisticola, Aberrant bush warbler, Abert's towhee, Abyssinian catbird, Abyssinian crimsonwing, Abyssinian ground hornbill, Abyssinian ground thrush, Abyssinian longclaw, Abyssinian owl, Abyssinian roller, Abyssinian scimitarbill, Abyssinian slaty flycatcher, Abyssinian thrush, Abyssinian waxbill, Abyssinian wheatear, Abyssinian white-eye, Abyssinian woodpecker, Acacia pied barbet, Acacia tit, Acadian flycatcher, Aceh bulbul, Acorn woodpecker, Acre antshrike, Acre tody-tyrant, Adamawa turtle dove, Adelaide's warbler, Adélie penguin, Admiralty cicadabird, Afep pigeon, Afghan babbler, Afghan snowfinch, African barred owlet, African black duck, African black swift, African blue flycatcher, African blue tit, African broadbill, African citril, African collared dove, African crake, African crimson-winged finch, African cuckoo, African cuckoo-hawk, African darter, African desert warbler, African dusky flycatcher, African dwarf kingfisher, African emerald cuckoo, African finfoot, African firefinch, African fish eagle, African golden oriole, African goshawk, African grass owl, African green pigeon, African grey flycatcher, African grey hornbill, African grey woodpecker, African harrier-hawk, African hawk-eagle, African hill babbler, African hobby, African hoopoe, African jacana, African marsh harrier, African olive pigeon, African openbill, African oystercatcher, African palm swift, African paradise flycatcher, African penguin, African piculet, African pied hornbill, African pied wagtail, African pipit, African pitta, African pygmy goose, African pygmy kingfisher, African rail, African red-eyed bulbul, African reed warbler, African river martin, African rock pipit, African sacred ibis, African scops owl, African shrike-flycatcher, African silverbill, African skimmer, African snipe, African spoonbill, African spotted creeper, African stonechat, African swamphen, African thrush, African wattled lapwing, African wood owl, African yellow warbler, Agami heron, Agile tit-tyrant, Aguiguan reed warbler, Agulhas long-billed lark, Ahanta spurfowl, Ainley's storm petrel, ʻAkekeʻe, ʻAkiapolaʻau, ʻAkikiki, ʻAkohekohe, Akun eagle-owl, Alagoas antwren, Alagoas curassow, Alagoas foliage-gleaner, Alagoas tyrannulet, Alaotra grebe, Albertine owlet, Albertine sooty boubou, Albert's lyrebird, Aldabra brush warbler, Aldabra drongo, Aldabra fody, Aldabra white-eye, Alder flycatcher, Aleutian tern, Alexandrine parakeet, Algerian nuthatch, Allen's gallinule, Allen's hummingbird, Allpahuayo antbird, Alor boobook, Alor myzomela, Alpine accentor, Alpine chough, Alpine leaf warbler, Alpine pipit, Alpine swift, Alpine thrush, Alström's warbler, Alta Floresta antpitta, Altai accentor, Altai snowcock, Altamira oriole, Altamira yellowthroat, Amami thrush, Amami woodcock, Amani sunbird, Amazilia hummingbird, Amazon kingfisher, Amazonian antpitta, Amazonian antshrike, Amazonian barred woodcreeper, Amazonian black tyrant, Amazonian grosbeak, Amazonian inezia, Amazonian motmot, Amazonian pygmy owl, Amazonian royal flycatcher, Amazonian scrub flycatcher, Amazonian streaked antwren, Amazonian trogon, Amazonian umbrellabird, Ambon white-eye, Amboyna cuckoo-dove, Ameline swiftlet, American avocet, American barn owl, American bittern, American black duck, American black swift, American bushtit, American coot, American crow, American dipper, American dusky flycatcher, American flamingo, American golden plover, American goldfinch, American gray flycatcher, American herring gull, American kestrel, American oystercatcher, American purple gallinule, American pygmy kingfisher, American redstart, American robin, American three-toed woodpecker, American tree sparrow, American white ibis, American white pelican, American wigeon, American woodcock, American yellow warbler, Amethyst brown dove, Amethyst sunbird, Amethyst woodstar, Amethyst-throated mountaingem, Amethyst-throated sunangel, Ampay tapaculo, Amsterdam albatross, †Amsterdam wigeon, Amur falcon, Amur paradise flycatcher,

Anambra waxbill, Ancash tapaculo, Anchieta's barbet, Anchieta's sunbird, Ancient antwren, Ancient murrelet, Andaman bulbul, Andaman coucal, Andaman crake, Andaman cuckoo-dove, Andaman cuckooshrike, Andaman drongo, Andaman flowerpecker, Andaman green pigeon, Andaman hawk-owl, Andaman masked owl, Andaman nightjar, Andaman scops owl, Andaman serpent eagle, Andaman shama, Andaman teal, Andaman treepie, Andaman wood pigeon, Andaman woodpecker, Andean avocet, Andean cock-of-the-rock, Andean condor, Andean coot, Andean duck, Andean emerald, Andean flamingo, Andean flicker, Andean goose, Andean guan, Andean gull, Andean hillstar, Andean ibis, Andean laniisoma, Andean lapwing, Andean motmot, Andean negrito, Andean parakeet, Andean potoo, Andean pygmy owl, Andean siskin, Andean slaty thrush, Andean solitaire, Andean swallow, Andean swift, Andean teal, Andean tinamou, Andean tit-spinetail, Angolan batis, Angolan cave chat, Angolan lark, Angolan slaty flycatcher, Angolan swallow, Angolan waxbill, Anhinga, ʻAnianiau, Anjouan brush warbler, Anjouan scops owl, Anjouan sunbird, Ankober serin, Annam prinia, Anna's hummingbird, Annobón paradise flycatcher, Annobón white-eye, Ansorge's greenbul, Antarctic petrel, Antarctic prion, Antarctic shag, Antarctic tern, Anteater chat, Ant-eating chat, Anthony's nightjar, Antillean crested hummingbird, Antillean euphonia, Antillean mango, Antillean nighthawk, Antillean palm swift, Antillean piculet, Antillean siskin, Antioquia bristle tyrant, Antioquia brushfinch, Antioquia wren, Antipodean albatross, Antipodes parakeet, ʻApapane, Apical flycatcher, Aplomado falcon, Apo myna, Apo sunbird, Apolinar's wren, Apolo cotinga, Apostlebird, Appert's tetraka, Apricot-breasted sunbird, Apurímac brushfinch, Apurímac spinetail, Aquatic warbler, Arabian accentor, Arabian babbler, Arabian bustard, Arabian golden sparrow, Arabian golden-winged grosbeak, Arabian partridge, Arabian scops owl, Arabian serin, Arabian warbler, Arabian waxbill, Arabian wheatear, Arabian woodpecker, Arafura fantail, Arafura shrikethrush, Araripe manakin, Araucaria tit-spinetail, Archbold's bowerbird, Archbold's newtonia, Archbold's nightjar, Archbold's owlet-nightjar, Archer's buzzard, Archer's ground robin, Archer's lark, Arctic redpoll, Arctic tern, Arctic warbler, Arfak astrapia, Arfak catbird, Arfak honeyeater, Aripuana antwren, Arizona woodpecker, Armenian gull, Arnot's chat, Arrowhead piculet, Arrowhead warbler, Arrow-marked babbler, Ascension crake, Ascension frigatebird, Ascension night heron, Ashambu laughingthrush, Ash-breasted antbird, Ash-breasted sierra finch, Ash-breasted tit-tyrant, Ash-browed spinetail, Ash-colored cuckoo, Ash-colored tapaculo, Ash's lark, Ash-throated antwren, Ash-throated casiornis, Ash-throated crake, Ash-throated flycatcher, Ash-throated gnateater, Ash-winged antwren, Ashy bulbul, Ashy cisticola, Ashy drongo, Ashy flowerpecker, Ashy flycatcher, Ashy minivet, Ashy myzomela, Ashy prinia, Ashy robin, Ashy starling, Ashy storm petrel, Ashy tailorbird, Ashy thrush, Ashy tit, Ashy wood pigeon, Ashy woodpecker, Ashy woodswallow, Ashy-bellied white-eye, Ashy-breasted flycatcher, Ashy-crowned sparrow-lark, Ashy-faced owl, Ashy-fronted bulbul, Ashy-headed babbler, Ashy-headed goose, Ashy-headed green pigeon, Ashy-headed greenlet, Ashy-headed laughingthrush, Ashy-headed tyrannulet, Ashy-throated bush tanager, Ashy-throated parrotbill, Ashy-throated warbler, Asian barred owlet, Asian brown flycatcher, Asian crimson-winged finch, Asian desert warbler, Asian dowitcher, Asian emerald cuckoo, Asian fairy-bluebird, Asian glossy starling, Asian golden weaver, Asian house martin, Asian koel, Asian openbill, Asian palm swift, Asian red-eyed bulbul, Asian rosy finch, Asian short-toed lark, Asian stubtail, Asir magpie, Assam laughingthrush, Atherton scrubwren, Athi short-toed lark, Atitlán grebe, Atiu swiftlet, Atlantic canary, Atlantic petrel, Atlantic puffin, Atlantic royal flycatcher, Atlantic yellow-nosed albatross, Atlas pied flycatcher, Atoll fruit dove, Atoll starling, Auckland rail, Auckland shag, Auckland teal,

Audouin's gull, Audubon's oriole, Audubon's shearwater, Audubon's warbler, Augur buzzard, Austen's brown hornbill, Austral blackbird, Austral canastero, Austral negrito, Austral parakeet, Austral pygmy owl, Austral rail, Austral thrush, Australasian bittern, Australasian darter, Australasian figbird, Australasian gannet, Australasian grebe, Australasian pipit, Australasian shoveler, Australasian swamphen, Australian boobook, Australian brushturkey, Australian bustard, Australian crake, Australian golden whistler, Australian hobby, Australian king parrot, Australian logrunner, Australian magpie, Australian masked owl, Australian owlet-nightjar, Australian painted-snipe, Australian pelican, Australian pied cormorant, Australian pratincole, Australian raven, Australian reed warbler, Australian ringneck, Australian shelduck, Australian swiftlet, Australian tern, Australian white ibis, Australian wood duck, Ayacucho thistletail, Ayeyarwady bulbul, Ayres's hawk-eagle, Azara's spinetail, Azores bullfinch, Aztec rail, Aztec thrush, Azuero dove, Azure dollarbird, Azure gallinule, Azure jay, Azure kingfisher, Azure tit, Azure-breasted pitta, Azure-crested flycatcher, Azure-crowned hummingbird, Azure-hooded jay, Azure-naped jay, Azure-rumped tanager, Azure-shouldered tanager, Azure-winged magpie, Babbling starling, Bachman's sparrow, Bachman's warbler, Baer's pochard, Baglafecht weaver, Bagobo babbler, Bahama mockingbird, Bahama oriole, Bahama swallow, Bahama warbler, Bahama woodstar, Bahama yellowthroat, Bahia antwren, Bahia spinetail, Bahia tapaculo, Bahia tyrannulet, Bahian mouse-colored tapaculo, Baikal bush warbler, Baikal teal, Baillon's crake, Baird's flycatcher, Baird's junco, Baird's sandpiper, Baird's sparrow, Baird's trogon, Baja pygmy owl, Bald eagle, Bald parrot, Balearic shearwater, Balearic warbler, Bali myna, Balicassiao, Baliem whistler, Balsas screech owl, Baltimore oriole, Bamboo antshrike, Bamboo foliage-gleaner, Bamboo warbler, Bamboo woodpecker, Bamenda apalis, Bananal antbird, Bananaquit, Banasura laughingthrush, Banda myzomela, Band-backed wren, Band-bellied crake, Band-bellied owl, Banded antbird, Banded barbet, Banded bay cuckoo, Banded broadbill, Banded cotinga, Banded fruit dove, Banded green sunbird, Banded ground cuckoo, Banded honeyeater, Banded kestrel, Banded kingfisher, Banded lapwing, Banded martin, Banded parisoma, Banded prinia, Banded quail, Banded stilt, Banded wattle-eye, Banded whiteface, Banded woodpecker, Banded wren, Banded yellow robin, Band-rumped storm petrel, Band-rumped swift, Band-tailed antbird, Band-tailed antshrike, Band-tailed antwren, Band-tailed barbthroat, Band-tailed earthcreeper, Band-tailed fruiteater, Band-tailed guan, Band-tailed hornero, Band-tailed manakin, Band-tailed nighthawk, Band-tailed oropendola, Band-tailed pigeon, Band-tailed seedeater, Band-tailed sierra finch, Band-winged nightjar, Banggai crow, Banggai fruit dove, Banggai jungle flycatcher, Bangwa forest warbler, Bank cormorant, Bank myna, Bannerman's shearwater, Bannerman's sunbird, Bannerman's turaco, Bannerman's weaver, Barau's petrel, Bar-backed partridge, Barbados bullfinch, Barbary partridge, Bar-bellied cuckooshrike, Bar-bellied pitta, Bar-bellied woodcreeper, Bar-bellied woodpecker, Bar-breasted firefinch, Bar-breasted honeyeater, Bar-breasted piculet, Barbuda warbler, Bar-crested antshrike, Bare-cheeked babbler, Bare-cheeked trogon, Bare-crowned antbird, Bare-eyed antbird, Bare-eyed myna, Bare-eyed pigeon, Bare-eyed rail, Bare-eyed thrush, Bare-eyed white-eye, Bare-faced bulbul, Bare-faced curassow, Bare-faced go-away-bird, Bare-faced ground dove, Bare-faced ibis, Bare-headed laughingthrush, Bare-legged owl, Bare-legged swiftlet, Bare-necked fruitcrow, Bare-necked umbrellabird, Bare-shanked screech owl, Bare-throated bellbird, Bare-throated tiger heron, Bare-throated whistler, Bar-headed goose, Barka indigobird, Barking imperial pigeon, Barking owl, Barlow's lark, Barn swallow, Barnacle goose, Barolo shearwater, Barratt's warbler, Barred antshrike, Barred antthrush, Barred becard, Barred

buttonquail, Barred cuckoo-dove, Barred cuckooshrike, Barred dove, Barred eagle-owl, Barred forest falcon, Barred fruiteater, Barred hawk, Barred honey buzzard, Barred honeyeater, Barred laughingthrush, Barred long-tailed cuckoo, Barred owl, Barred owlet-nightjar, Barred parakeet, Barred puffbird, Barred rail, Barred tinamou, Barred warbler, Barred wren-warbler, Barrow's goldeneye, Bar-shouldered dove, Bar-tailed cuckoo-dove, Bar-tailed godwit, Bar-tailed lark, Bar-tailed treecreeper, Bar-tailed trogon, Bar-throated apalis, Bar-throated minla, Bartlett's tinamou, Barusan cuckoo-dove, Bar-winged flycatcher-shrike, Bar-winged oriole, Bar-winged prinia, Bar-winged rail, Bar-winged weaver, Bar-winged wood wren, Bar-winged wren-babbler, Basra reed warbler, Bassian thrush, Bat falcon, Bat hawk, Bateleur, Bates's nightjar, Bates's paradise flycatcher, Bates's sunbird, Bates's swift, Bates's weaver, Baudin's black cockatoo, Baudo guan, Baudó oropendola, Baumann's olive greenbul, Bay antpitta, Bay coucal, Bay hornero, Bay woodpecker, Bay wren, Baya weaver, Bay-backed shrike, Bay-breasted cuckoo, Bay-breasted warbler, Bay-capped wren-spinetail, Bay-chested warbling finch, Bay-crowned brushfinch, Bay-headed tanager, Bay-ringed tyrannulet, Bay-vented cotinga, Beach kingfisher, Beach stone-curlew, Bearded barbet, Bearded bellbird, Bearded guan, Bearded mountaineer, Bearded reedling, Bearded screech owl, Bearded scrub robin, Bearded tachuri, Bearded vulture, Bearded wood partridge, Bearded woodpecker, Beaudouin's snake eagle, Beautiful firetail, Beautiful fruit dove, Beautiful jay, Beautiful nuthatch, Beautiful sheartail, Beautiful sibia, Beautiful sunbird, Beautiful treerunner, Beautiful woodpecker, Beck's petrel, Bedford's paradise flycatcher, Bee hummingbird, Beesley's lark, Beijing babbler, Belcher's gull, Belding's yellowthroat, Belford's melidectes, Bell miner, Bell's sparrow, Bell's vireo, Belted flycatcher, Belted kingfisher, Bendire's thrasher, Bengal bush lark, Bengal florican, Benguela long-billed lark, Benguet bush warbler, Bennett's woodpecker, Berlepsch's canastero, Berlepsch's tinamou, †Bermuda flicker, †Bermuda hawk, Bermuda night heron, Bermuda petrel, Bermuda saw-whet owl, †Bermuda towhee, Bernier's teal, Bernier's vanga, Berthelot's pipit, Bertoni's antbird, Bertram's weaver, Berylline hummingbird, Beryl-spangled tanager, Besra, Bewick's wren, Bhutan laughingthrush, Biak black flycatcher, Biak coucal, Biak gerygone, Biak leaf warbler, Biak lorikeet, Biak monarch, Biak paradise kingfisher, Biak scops owl, Biak scrubfowl, Biak whistler, Biak white-eye, Bianchi's warbler, Bicknell's thrush, Bicol ground warbler, Bicolored antbird, Bicolored antpitta, Bicolored antvireo, Bicolored conebill, Bicolored flowerpecker, Bicolored hawk, Bicolored scrubwren, Bicolored wren, Biddulph's ground jay, Bimaculated lark, Biscutate swift, †Bishop's oo, Bismarck black myzomela, Bismarck crow, Bismarck fantail, Bismarck hanging parrot, Bismarck kingfisher, Bismarck pitta, Bismarck whistler, Bismarck white-eye, Black antbird, Black antshrike, Black baza, Black bee-eater, Black berrypecker, Black bishop, Black bittern, Black boubou, Black bulbul, Black bushbird, Black butcherbird, Black caracara, Black catbird, Black cicadabird, Black coucal, Black crake, Black crowned crane, Black cuckoo, Black cuckoo-dove, Black cuckooshrike, Black curassow, Black currawong, Black drongo, Black dwarf hornbill, Black eagle, Black falcon, Black fantail, Black flowerpiercer, Black francolin, Black grasswren, Black grouse, Black guan, Black guillemot, Black guineafowl, Black harrier, Black hawk-eagle, Black heron, Black honey buzzard, Black honeyeater, Black hornbill, Black imperial pigeon, Black inca, Black jacobin, Black kite, Black lark, Black laughingthrush, Black lory, Black magpie, †Black mamo, Black manakin, Black mannikin, Black metaltail, Black monarch, Black noddy, Black nunbird, Black oriole, Black oropendola, Black oystercatcher, Black partridge, Black petrel, Black phoebe, Black pitohui, Black rail, Black redstart, Black robin, Black rosy

finch, Black saw-wing, Black scimitarbill, Black scoter, Black scrub robin, Black shama, Black sicklebill, Black siskin, Black sittella, Black skimmer, Black solitaire, Black sparrowhawk, Black spinetail, Black stilt, Black stork, Black storm petrel, Black sunbird, Black swan, Black tern, Black thicket fantail, Black thrush, Black tinamou, Black turnstone, Black vulture, Black wheatear, Black woodpecker, Black-and-buff woodpecker, Black-and-chestnut eagle, Black-and-chestnut warbling finch, Black-and-cinnamon fantail, Black-and-crimson oriole, Black-and-gold cotinga, Black-and-gold tanager, Black-and-orange flycatcher, Black-and-red broadbill, Black-and-rufous swallow, Black-and-rufous warbling finch, Black-and-tawny seedeater, Black-and-white antbird, Black-and-white becard, Black-and-white bulbul, Black-and-white hawk-eagle, Black-and-white mannikin, Black-and-white monjita, Black-and-white owl, Black-and-white seedeater, Black-and-white shrike-flycatcher, Black-and-white tanager, Black-and-white tody-flycatcher, Black-and-white triller, Black-and-white warbler, Black-and-white-casqued hornbill, Black-and-yellow broadbill, Black-and-yellow grosbeak, Black-and-yellow phainoptila, Black-and-yellow tanager, Black-backed antshrike, Black-backed barbet, Black-backed bittern, Black-backed bush tanager, Black-backed butcherbird, Black-backed cisticola, Black-backed forktail, Black-backed grosbeak, Black-backed oriole, Black-backed puffback, Black-backed swamphen, Black-backed tanager, Black-backed thornbill, Black-backed thrush, Black-backed tody-flycatcher, Black-backed water tyrant, Black-backed woodpecker, Black-banded barbet, Black-banded crake, Black-banded flycatcher, Black-banded fruit dove, Black-banded owl, Black-banded woodcreeper, Black-bellied antwren, Black-bellied bustard, Black-bellied cuckoo, Black-bellied cuckooshrike, Black-bellied firefinch, Black-bellied gnateater, Black-bellied hummingbird, Black-bellied malkoha, Black-bellied myzomela, Black-bellied sandgrouse, Black-bellied seedcracker, Black-bellied seedeater, Black-bellied starling, Black-bellied storm petrel, Black-bellied sunbird, Black-bellied tern, Black-bellied thorntail, Black-bellied whistling duck, Black-bellied wren, Black-belted flowerpecker, Black-bibbed cicadabird, Black-bibbed monarch, Black-bibbed tit, Black-billed amazon, Black-billed barbet, Black-billed brushturkey, Black-billed capercaillie, Black-billed coucal, Black-billed cuckoo, Black-billed flycatcher, Black-billed gull, Black-billed koel, Black-billed magpie, Black-billed mountain toucan, Black-billed nightingale-thrush, Black-billed peppershrike, Black-billed scythebill, Black-billed seed finch, Black-billed shrike-tyrant, Black-billed sicklebill, Black-billed streamertail, Black-billed thrush, Black-billed treehunter, Black-billed turaco, Black-billed weaver, Black-billed wood dove, Black-billed wood hoopoe, Black-bodied woodpecker, Black-breasted barbet, Black-breasted boatbill, Black-breasted buttonquail, Black-breasted buzzard, Black-breasted hillstar, Black-breasted mannikin, Black-breasted myzomela, Black-breasted parrotbill, Black-breasted puffbird, Black-breasted puffleg, Black-breasted thrush, Black-breasted weaver, Black-breasted wood quail, Black-browed albatross, Black-browed babbler, Black-browed barbet, Black-browed bushtit, Black-browed fulvetta, Black-browed greenbul, Black-browed reed warbler, Black-browed triller, Blackburnian warbler, Blackcap babbler, Blackcap illadopsis, Black-capped antwren, Black-capped apalis, Black-capped babbler, Black-capped becard, Black-capped bulbul, Black-capped catbird, Black-capped chickadee, Black-capped donacobius, Black-capped flycatcher, Black-capped foliage-gleaner, Black-capped gnatcatcher, Black-capped hemispingus, Black-capped kingfisher, Black-capped lory, Black-capped paradise kingfisher, Black-capped parakeet, Black-capped petrel, Black-capped piprites, Black-capped pygmy tyrant, Black-capped screech owl, Black-capped siskin, Black-capped social weaver, Black-capped sparrow, Black-capped speirops, Black-capped

swallow, Black-capped tanager, Black-capped tinamou, Black-capped tyrannulet, Black-capped vireo, Black-capped warbling finch, Black-capped white-eye, Black-capped woodland warbler, Black-casqued hornbill, Black-cheeked ant tanager, Black-cheeked gnateater, Black-cheeked lovebird, Black-cheeked warbler, Black-cheeked waxbill, Black-cheeked woodpecker, Black-chested buzzard-eagle, Black-chested fruiteater, Black-chested jay, Black-chested mountain tanager, Black-chested prinia, Black-chested snake eagle, Black-chested sparrow, Black-chested tyrant, Black-chinned antbird, Black-chinned babbler, Black-chinned fruit dove, Black-chinned honeyeater, Black-chinned hummingbird, Black-chinned monarch, Black-chinned mountain tanager, Black-chinned robin, Black-chinned siskin, Black-chinned sparrow, Black-chinned weaver, Black-chinned whistler, Black-chinned yuhina, Black-collared apalis, Black-collared barbet, Black-collared bulbul, Black-collared hawk, Black-collared jay, Black-collared lovebird, Black-collared starling, Black-collared swallow, Black-cowled oriole, Black-cowled saltator, Black-crested antshrike, Black-crested bulbul, Black-crested coquette, Black-crested finch, Black-crested titmouse, Black-crested tit-tyrant, Black-crested warbler, Black-crowned antpitta, Black-crowned antshrike, Black-crowned babbler, Black-crowned barwing, Black-crowned fulvetta, Black-crowned monjita, Black-crowned night heron, Black-crowned pitta, Black-crowned sparrow-lark, Black-crowned tanager, Black-crowned tchagra, Black-crowned tityra, Black-crowned waxbill, Black-crowned white-eye, Black-dotted piculet, Black-eared catbird, Black-eared cuckoo, Black-eared fairy, Black-eared ground thrush, Black-eared hemispingus, Black-eared miner, Black-eared oriole, Black-eared seedeater, Black-eared shrike-babbler, Black-eared sparrow-lark, Black-eared warbler, Black-eared wood quail, Black-faced antbird, Black-faced antthrush, Black-faced babbler, Black-faced bunting, Black-faced canary, Black-faced cormorant, Black-faced cotinga, Black-faced coucal, Black-faced cuckooshrike, Black-faced dacnis, Black-faced firefinch, Black-faced friarbird, Black-faced grassquit, Black-faced grosbeak, Black-faced hawk, Black-faced ibis, Black-faced laughingthrush, Black-faced monarch, Black-faced munia, Black-faced pitta, Black-faced prinia, Black-faced rufous warbler, Black-faced sandgrouse, Black-faced sheathbill, Black-faced solitaire, Black-faced spoonbill, Black-faced tanager, Black-faced warbler, Black-faced waxbill, Black-faced woodswallow, Black-footed albatross, Black-fronted brushfinch, Black-fronted bushshrike, Black-fronted dotterel, Black-fronted flowerpecker, Black-fronted ground tyrant, Black-fronted nunbird, Black-fronted parakeet, Black-fronted piping guan, Black-fronted spurfowl, Black-fronted tern, Black-fronted tyrannulet, Black-fronted white-eye, Black-fronted wood quail, Black-girdled barbet, Black-goggled tanager, Black-headed antbird, Black-headed antthrush, Black-headed apalis, Black-headed bee-eater, Black-headed berryeater, Black-headed brushfinch, Black-headed bulbul, Black-headed bunting, Black-headed canary, Black-headed cuckooshrike, Black-headed duck, Black-headed gonolek, Black-headed greenfinch, Black-headed grosbeak, Black-headed gull, Black-headed hemispingus, Black-headed heron, Black-headed honeyeater, Black-headed ibis, Black-headed jay, Black-headed lapwing, Black-headed myzomela, Black-headed nightingale-thrush, Black-headed oriole, Black-headed parrot, Black-headed parrotbill, Black-headed penduline tit, Black-headed rufous warbler, Black-headed saltator, Black-headed shrike-babbler, Black-headed sibia, Black-headed siskin, Black-headed tailorbird, Black-headed tanager, Black-headed tody-flycatcher, Black-headed trogon, Black-headed waxbill, Black-headed weaver, Black-headed whistler, Black-headed woodpecker, Black-hooded antshrike, Black-hooded antwren, Black-hooded coucal, Black-hooded laughingthrush, Black-hooded oriole, Black-hooded sierra finch, Black-hooded sunbeam, Black-hooded thrush, Blackish antbird, Blackish

chat-tyrant, Blackish cinclodes, Blackish cuckooshrike, Blackish nightjar, Blackish oystercatcher, Blackish pewee, Blackish rail, Blackish tapaculo, Blackish-blue seedeater, Blackish-grey antshrike, Blackish-headed spinetail, Black-legged dacnis, Black-legged kittiwake, Black-legged parrot, Black-legged seriema, Black-lored babbler, Black-lored cisticola, Black-lored parrot, Black-lored waxbill, Black-lored yellowthroat, Black-mantled goshawk, Black-masked finch, Black-naped fruit dove, Black-naped monarch, Black-naped oriole, Black-naped tern, Black-necked aracari, Black-necked crane, Black-necked eremomela, Black-necked grebe, Black-necked red cotinga, Black-necked stilt, Black-necked stork, Black-necked swan, Black-necked wattle-eye, Black-necked weaver, Black-necked woodpecker, Black-necklaced honeyeater, Black-necklaced scimitar babbler, Black-nest swiftlet, Blackpoll warbler, Black-polled yellowthroat, Black-ringed white-eye, Black-rumped buttonquail, Black-rumped flameback, Black-rumped magpie, Black-rumped waxbill, Black-shouldered cicadabird, Black-shouldered kite, Black-shouldered nightjar, Black-sided flowerpecker, Black-sided robin, Blacksmith lapwing, Blacksmith thrush, Black-spectacled brushfinch, Black-spotted barbet, Black-spotted bare-eye, Blackstart, Black-streaked puffbird, Black-streaked scimitar babbler, Black-striped sparrow, Black-striped woodcreeper, Black-tailed antbird, Black-tailed cisticola, Black-tailed crake, Black-tailed gnatcatcher, Black-tailed godwit, Black-tailed gull, Black-tailed leaftosser, Black-tailed monarch, Black-tailed myiobius, Black-tailed nativehen, Black-tailed tityra, Black-tailed trainbearer, Black-tailed treecreeper, Black-tailed trogon, Black-thighed falconet, Black-thighed grosbeak, Black-thighed puffleg, Blackthroat, Black-throated accentor, Black-throated antbird, Black-throated antshrike, Black-throated apalis, Black-throated babbler, Black-throated barbet, Black-throated blue warbler, Black-throated brilliant, Black-throated bushtit, Black-throated canary, Black-throated coucal, Black-throated euphonia, Black-throated finch, Black-throated flowerpiercer, Black-throated gray warbler, Black-throated green warbler, Black-throated grosbeak, Black-throated hermit, Black-throated honeyeater, Black-throated huet-huet, Black-throated jay, Black-throated laughingthrush, Black-throated loon, Black-throated magpie-jay, Black-throated mango, Black-throated munia, Black-throated parrotbill, Black-throated prinia, Black-throated robin, Black-throated saltator, Black-throated shrikebill, Black-throated shrike-tanager, Black-throated sparrow, Black-throated spinetail, Black-throated sunbird, Black-throated thistletail, Black-throated thrush, Black-throated tody-tyrant, Black-throated toucanet, Black-throated trogon, Black-throated wattle-eye, Black-throated whipbird, Black-throated wren, Black-throated wren-babbler, Black-tipped cotinga, Black-tipped monarch, Black-vented oriole, Black-vented shearwater, Black-whiskered vireo, Black-winged cuckooshrike, Black-winged flycatcher-shrike, Black-winged ground dove, Black-winged kite, Black-winged lapwing, Black-winged lory, Black-winged lovebird, Black-winged monarch, Black-winged oriole, Black-winged parrot, Black-winged petrel, Black-winged pratincole, Black-winged red bishop, Black-winged saltator, Black-winged snowfinch, Black-winged starling, Black-winged stilt, Blakiston's fish owl, Blanford's lark, Blanford's rosefinch, Blanford's snowfinch, Blaze-winged parakeet, Blond-crested woodpecker, Blood pheasant, Blood-breasted flowerpecker, Blood-colored woodpecker, Blood-eared parakeet, Blossom-headed parakeet, Blue bird-of-paradise, Blue bunting, Blue cotinga, Blue coua, Blue crane, Blue cuckooshrike, Blue dacnis, Blue duck, Blue eared pheasant, Blue finch, Blue grosbeak, Blue ground dove, Blue jay, Blue jewel-babbler, Blue korhaan, Blue lorikeet, Blue malkoha, Blue manakin, Blue mockingbird, Blue Mountain vireo, Blue noddy, Blue nuthatch, Blue paradise flycatcher, Blue petrel, Blue pitta, Blue quail, Blue rock thrush, Blue

swallow, Blue vanga, Blue waxbill, Blue whistling thrush, Blue-and-black tanager, Blue-and-gold tanager, Blue-and-white flycatcher, Blue-and-white kingfisher, Blue-and-white mockingbird, Blue-and-white swallow, Blue-and-yellow macaw, Blue-and-yellow tanager, Blue-backed conebill, Blue-backed manakin, Blue-backed parrot, Blue-backed tanager, Blue-banded kingfisher, Blue-banded pitta, Blue-banded toucanet, Blue-bearded bee-eater, Blue-bearded helmetcrest, Blue-bellied parrot, Blue-bellied roller, Blue-billed black tyrant, Blue-billed curassow, Blue-billed duck, Blue-billed malimbe, Blue-billed teal, Blue-black grassquit, Blue-black grosbeak, Blue-black kingfisher, Blue-breasted bee-eater, Blue-breasted blue flycatcher, Blue-breasted fairywren, Blue-breasted kingfisher, Blue-browed tanager, Blue-capped cordon-bleu, Blue-capped fruit dove, Blue-capped ifrit, Blue-capped motmot, Blue-capped puffleg, Blue-capped redstart, Blue-capped rock thrush, Blue-capped tanager, Blue-cheeked amazon, Blue-cheeked bee-eater, Blue-cheeked flowerpecker, Blue-chested hummingbird, Blue-chinned sapphire, Blue-collared parrot, Blue-crowned chlorophonia, Blue-crowned hanging parrot, Blue-crowned laughingthrush, Blue-crowned lorikeet, Blue-crowned manakin, Blue-crowned parakeet, Blue-crowned racket-tail, Blue-crowned trogon, Blue-eared barbet, Blue-eared kingfisher, Blue-eared lory, Blue-eyed cockatoo, Blue-eyed ground dove, Blue-faced honeyeater, Blue-faced malkoha, Blue-faced parrotfinch, Blue-faced rail, Blue-footed booby, Blue-fronted blue flycatcher, Blue-fronted lancebill, Blue-fronted lorikeet, Blue-fronted parrotlet, Blue-fronted redstart, Blue-fronted robin, Blue-gray gnatcatcher, Blue-gray tanager, Blue-headed bee-eater, Blue-headed coucal, Blue-headed crested flycatcher, Blue-headed fantail, Blue-headed hummingbird, Blue-headed macaw, Blue-headed parrot, Blue-headed pitta, Blue-headed quail-dove, Blue-headed racket-tail, Blue-headed sapphire, Blue-headed sunbird, Blue-headed vireo, Blue-headed wood dove, Blue-lored antbird, Blue-mantled crested flycatcher, Blue-mantled thornbill, Blue-masked leafbird, Blue-moustached bee-eater, Blue-naped chlorophonia, Blue-naped mousebird, Blue-naped parrot, Blue-naped pitta, Blue-necked jacamar, Blue-necked tanager, Blue-rumped manakin, Blue-rumped parrot, Blue-rumped pitta, Blue-shouldered robin-chat, Blue-spotted wood dove, Blue-streaked lory, Blue-tailed bee-eater, Blue-tailed emerald, Blue-tailed hummingbird, Bluethroat, Blue-throated barbet, Blue-throated bee-eater, Blue-throated blue flycatcher, Blue-throated brown sunbird, Blue-throated hillstar, Blue-throated macaw, Blue-throated motmot, Blue-throated mountaingem, Blue-throated piping guan, Blue-throated roller, Blue-throated sapphire, Blue-throated starfrontlet, Blue-throated toucanet, Blue-tufted starthroat, Blue-vented hummingbird, Blue-wattled bulbul, Blue-whiskered tanager, Blue-winged goose, Blue-winged kookaburra, Blue-winged laughingthrush, Blue-winged leafbird, Blue-winged macaw, Blue-winged minla, Blue-winged mountain tanager, Blue-winged parakeet, Blue-winged parrot, Blue-winged parrotlet, Blue-winged pitta, Blue-winged racket-tail, Blue-winged teal, Blue-winged warbler, Bluish flowerpiercer, Bluish-fronted jacamar, Bluish-slate antshrike, Blunt-winged warbler, Blyth's frogmouth, Blyth's hawk-eagle, Blyth's hornbill, Blyth's kingfisher, Blyth's leaf warbler, Blyth's paradise flycatcher, Blyth's pipit, Blyth's reed warbler, Blyth's rosefinch, Blyth's shrike-babbler, Blyth's swift, Blyth's tragopan, Boat-billed flycatcher, Boat-billed heron, Boat-billed tody-tyrant, Boat-tailed grackle, Bobolink, Bob-tailed weaver, Bocage's akalat, Bocage's bushshrike, Bocage's sunbird, Bocage's weaver, Bogotá rail, Bohemian waxwing, Böhm's bee-eater, Böhm's flycatcher, Böhm's spinetail, Bohol sunbird, Bokikokiko, Bokmakierie, Bold-striped tit-babbler, Bolivian blackbird, Bolivian brushfinch, Bolivian earthcreeper, Bolivian recurvebill, Bolivian slaty antshrike, Bolivian spinetail, Bolivian tyrannulet, Bolivian warbling finch, Bolivian white-crowned

tapaculo, Bolle's pigeon, Bonaparte's gull, Bonaparte's nightjar, Bonaparte's parakeet, Bonelli's eagle, Bonin greenfinch, †Bonin grosbeak, Bonin petrel, †Bonin thrush, Bonin white-eye, Bonin wood pigeon, Booted eagle, Booted warbler, Boran cisticola, Boreal chickadee, Boreal owl, Bornean banded pitta, Bornean barbet, Bornean blue flycatcher, Bornean bristlehead, Bornean bulbul, Bornean forktail, Bornean frogmouth, Bornean green magpie, Bornean ground cuckoo, Bornean leafbird, Bornean peacock-pheasant, Bornean spiderhunter, Bornean stubtail, Bornean swiftlet, Bornean treepie, Bornean whistler, Bornean whistling thrush, Bornean wren-babbler, Botha's lark, Botteri's sparrow, Boucard's wren, Bougainville bush warbler, Bougainville crow, Bougainville honeyeater, Bougainville monarch, Bougainville thicketbird, Bougainville whistler, Boulder chat, Bounty shag, Bourke's parrot, Bower's shrikethrush, Boyd's shearwater, Boyer's cuckooshrike, Brace's emerald, Bradfield's hornbill, Bradfield's swift, Brahminy kite, Brahminy starling, Brambling, Bran-colored flycatcher, Brandt's cormorant, Brandt's mountain finch, Brant, Brasília tapaculo, Brass's friarbird, Brassy-breasted tanager, Braun's bushshrike, Brazilian laniisoma, Brazilian merganser, Brazilian ruby, Brazilian tanager, Brazilian teal, Brazilian tinamou, Brazza's martin, Brehm's tiger parrot, Brewer's blackbird, Brewer's sparrow, Bridled honeyeater, Bridled quail-dove, Bridled sparrow, Bridled tern, Bridled titmouse, Bridled white-eye, Bright-rumped attila, Bright-rumped yellow finch, Brigida's woodcreeper, Brimstone canary, Bristle-crowned starling, Bristled grassbird, Bristle-nosed barbet, Bristle-thighed curlew, Broad-billed fairywren, Broad-billed flycatcher, Broad-billed hummingbird, Broad-billed motmot, Broad-billed parrot, Broad-billed prion, Broad-billed roller, Broad-billed sandpiper, Broad-billed tody, Broad-billed warbler, Broad-ringed white-eye, Broad-tailed grassbird, Broad-tailed hummingbird, Broad-tailed paradise whydah, Broad-tipped hermit, Broad-winged hawk, Brolga, Bronze ground dove, Bronze mannikin, Bronze parotia, Bronze-brown cowbird, Bronzed cowbird, Bronzed drongo, Bronze-green euphonia, Bronze-olive pygmy tyrant, Bronze-tailed comet, Bronze-tailed peacock-pheasant, Bronze-tailed plumeleteer, Bronze-tailed starling, Bronze-tailed thornbill, Bronze-winged courser, Bronze-winged duck, Bronze-winged jacana, Bronze-winged parrot, Bronze-winged woodpecker, Bronzy hermit, Bronzy inca, Bronzy jacamar, Bronzy sunbird, Brooks's leaf warbler, Brown accentor, Brown babbler, Brown barbet, Brown booby, Brown bullfinch, Brown bush warbler, Brown cacholote, Brown crake, Brown creeper, Brown cuckoo-dove, Brown dipper, Brown eared pheasant, Brown emutail, Brown falcon, Brown fantail, Brown firefinch, Brown fish owl, Brown fulvetta, Brown gerygone, Brown goshawk, Brown hawk-owl, Brown honeyeater, Brown illadopsis, Brown inca, Brown jacamar, Brown jay, Brown lory, Brown mesite, Brown nightjar, Brown noddy, Brown nunlet, Brown oriole, Brown parisoma, Brown parrotbill, Brown pelican, Brown quail, Brown rock chat, Brown scrub robin, Brown shrike, Brown sicklebill, Brown skua, Brown snake eagle, Brown songlark, Brown tanager, Brown teal, Brown thornbill, Brown thrasher, Brown tinamou, Brown tit-babbler, Brown treecreeper, Brown trembler, Brown twinspot, Brown violetear, Brown wood owl, Brown wood rail, Brown woodland warbler, Brown-and-yellow marshbird, Brown-backed chat-tyrant, Brown-backed flowerpecker, Brown-backed honeybird, Brown-backed honeyeater, Brown-backed mockingbird, Brown-backed needletail, Brown-backed parrotlet, Brown-backed scrub robin, Brown-backed solitaire, Brown-backed whistler, Brown-backed woodpecker, Brown-banded antpitta, Brown-banded puffbird, Brown-banded rail, Brown-bellied stipplethroat, Brown-bellied swallow, Brown-billed scythebill, Brown-breasted bamboo tyrant, Brown-breasted barbet, Brown-breasted bulbul, Brown-breasted flycatcher, Brown-breasted gerygone, Brown-capped babbler, Brown-capped fantail, Brown-capped laughingthrush, Brown-capped

pygmy woodpecker, Brown-capped rosy finch, Brown-capped tit-spinetail, Brown-capped tyrannulet, Brown-capped vireo, Brown-capped weaver, Brown-capped whitestart, Brown-cheeked bulbul, Brown-cheeked fulvetta, Brown-cheeked hornbill, Brown-cheeked laughingthrush, Brown-cheeked rail, Brown-chested alethe, Brown-chested barbet, Brown-chested jungle flycatcher, Brown-chested lapwing, Brown-chested martin, Brown-crested flycatcher, Brown-crowned tchagra, Brown-eared bulbul, Brown-eared woodpecker, Brown-flanked bush warbler, Brown-flanked tanager, Brown-fronted woodpecker, Brown-headed apalis, Brown-headed barbet, Brown-headed cowbird, Brown-headed crow, Brown-headed greenlet, Brown-headed gull, Brown-headed honeyeater, Brown-headed jewel-babbler, Brown-headed nuthatch, Brown-headed paradise kingfisher, brown-headed parrot, Brown-headed thrush, Brown-hooded gull, Brown-hooded kingfisher, Brown-hooded parrot, Brownish elaenia, Brownish twistwing, Brownish-headed antbird, Brown-mandibled aracari, Brown-necked parrot, Brown-necked raven, Brown-rumped bunting, Brown-rumped foliage-gleaner, Brown-rumped seedeater, Brown-rumped tapaculo, Brown-streaked flycatcher, Brown-tailed rock chat, Brown-throated barbet, Brown-throated fulvetta, Brown-throated martin, Brown-throated parakeet, Brown-throated sunbird, Brown-throated wattle-eye, Brown-winged kingfisher, Brown-winged parrotbill, Brown-winged schiffornis, Brown-winged starling, Brown-winged whistling thrush, Brubru, Bruce's green pigeon, Brush bronzewing, Brush cuckoo, Brushland tinamou, Bryan's shearwater, Bubbling cisticola, Buckley's forest falcon, Budgerigar, Buff-banded rail, Buff-banded thicketbird, Buff-banded tyrannulet, Buff-barred warbler, Buff-bellied hermit, Buff-bellied hummingbird, Buff-bellied mannikin, Buff-bellied monarch, Buff-bellied pipit, Buff-bellied puffbird, Buff-bellied tanager, Buff-bellied warbler, Buff-breasted babbler, Buff-breasted buttonquail, Buff-breasted earthcreeper, Buff-breasted flycatcher, Buff-breasted mountain tanager, Buff-breasted paradise kingfisher, Buff-breasted sabrewing, Buff-breasted sandpiper, Buff-breasted tody-tyrant, Buff-breasted wren, Buff-bridled Inca finch, Buff-browed chachalaca, Buff-browed foliage-gleaner, Buff-cheeked greenlet, Buff-cheeked tody-flycatcher, Buff-chested babbler, Buff-collared nightjar, Buff-crested bustard, Buff-faced pygmy parrot, Buff-faced scrubwren, Buff-fronted foliage-gleaner, Buff-fronted owl, Buff-fronted quail-dove, Buff-headed coucal, Bufflehead, Buff-necked ibis, Buff-necked woodpecker, Buff-rumped thornbill, Buff-rumped warbler, Buff-rumped woodpecker, Buff-sided robin, Buff-spotted flameback, Buff-spotted flufftail, Buff-spotted woodpecker, Buff-streaked chat, Buff-tailed coronet, Buff-tailed sicklebill, Buff-thighed puffleg, Buff-throated apalis, Buff-throated foliage-gleaner, Buff-throated purpletuft, Buff-throated saltator, Buff-throated sunbird, Buff-throated tody-tyrant, Buff-throated warbler, Buff-throated warbling finch, Buff-throated woodcreeper, Buff-vented bulbul, Buff-winged cinclodes, Buff-winged starfrontlet, Buffy fish owl, Buffy helmetcrest, Buffy hummingbird, Buffy laughingthrush, Buffy pipit, Buffy tuftedcheek, Buffy-crowned wood partridge, Buffy-fronted seedeater, Bugun liocichla, Bukidnon woodcock, Buller's albatross, Buller's shearwater, Bull-headed shrike, Bullock's oriole, Bulwer's petrel, Bulwer's pheasant, Bumblebee hummingbird, Bundok flycatcher, Burchell's coucal, Burchell's courser, Burchell's sandgrouse, Burchell's starling, Burmese bush lark, Burmese bushtit, Burmese nuthatch, Burmese prinia, Burmese shrike, Burmese yuhina, Burnished-buff tanager, Burnt-necked eremomela, Burrowing owl, Burrowing parrot, Buru boobook, Buru bush warbler, Buru cuckooshrike, Buru dwarf kingfisher, Buru golden bulbul, Buru green pigeon, Buru honeyeater, Buru mountain pigeon, Buru racket-tail, Buru thrush, Buru white-eye, Bush blackcap, Bush stone-curlew, Bushveld pipit, Bushwren, Bushy-crested hornbill, Bushy-crested jay, Butterfly coquette, Buzzing flowerpecker, Caatinga antwren,

Caatinga cacholote, Caatinga parakeet, Caatinga puffbird, Cabanis's bunting, Cabanis's greenbul, Cabanis's ground sparrow, Cabanis's seedeater, Cabanis's spinetail, Cabanis's wren, Cabot's tern, Cabot's tragopan, Cachar bulbul, Cachar wedge-billed babbler, Cackling goose, Cactus canastero, Cactus wren, Caica parrot, Calandra lark, Calayan rail, California condor, California gnatcatcher, California gull, California quail, California scrub jay, California thrasher, California towhee, Calliope hummingbird, Cambodian laughingthrush, Cambodian tailorbird, Cameroon greenbul, Cameroon indigobird, Cameroon olive greenbul, Cameroon olive pigeon, Cameroon sunbird, Camiguin hanging parrot, Camiguin hawk-owl, Campbell albatross, Campbell shag, Campbell teal, Campbell's fairywren, Campina thrush, Campo flicker, Campo miner, Campo troupial, Canada goose, Canada jay, Canada warbler, Canary flyrobin, Canary Islands chiffchaff, Canary Islands oystercatcher, Canary Islands stonechat, Canary white-eye, Canebrake groundcreeper, Canebrake wren, Canivet's emerald, Canvasback, Canyon canastero, Canyon towhee, Canyon wren, Cape Barren goose, Cape batis, Cape bulbul, Cape bunting, Cape canary, Cape clapper lark, Cape cormorant, Cape crow, Cape eagle-owl, Cape gannet, Cape grassbird, Cape long-billed lark, Cape longclaw, Cape May warbler, Cape parrot, Cape penduline tit, Cape petrel, Cape robin-chat, Cape rock thrush, Cape rockjumper, Cape shoveler, Cape siskin, Cape sparrow, Cape spurfowl, Cape starling, Cape sugarbird, Cape teal, Cape Verde buzzard, Cape Verde shearwater, Cape Verde storm petrel, Cape Verde swift, Cape Verde warbler, Cape vulture, Cape wagtail, Cape weaver, Cape white-eye, Capped conebill, Capped heron, Capped wheatear, Capped white-eye, Capuchin babbler, Capuchinbird, Caquetá seedeater, Caracas brushfinch, Caracas tapaculo, Carbonated sierra finch, Cardinal lory, Cardinal myzomela, Cardinal quelea, Cardinal woodpecker, Carib grackle, Caribbean dove, Caribbean elaenia, Caribbean hornero, Caribbean martin, Carmelite sunbird, Carmiol's tanager, Carnaby's black cockatoo, Carola's parotia, Carolina chickadee, Carolina parakeet, Carolina wren, Carolinian reed warbler, Carpentarian grasswren, Carp's tit, Carrion crow, Carrizal seedeater, Carruthers's cisticola, Carunculated caracara, Carunculated fruit dove, Caspian gull, Caspian plover, Caspian snowcock, Caspian tern, Caspian tit, Casqued oropendola, Cassia crossbill, Cassin's auklet, Cassin's finch, Cassin's flycatcher, Cassin's hawk-eagle, Cassin's honeybird, Cassin's kingbird, Cassin's malimbe, Cassin's sparrow, Cassin's spinetail, Cassin's vireo, Castelnau's antshrike, Cattle tyrant, Cauca guan, Caucasian grouse, Caucasian snowcock, Caura antbird, Cave swallow, Cave swiftlet, Cayenne jay, Cayenne nightjar, Ceará gnateater, Ceara woodcreeper, Cebu flowerpecker, Cebu hawk-owl, Cedar waxwing, Celestial monarch, Central American pygmy owl, Cerulean cuckooshrike, Cerulean kingfisher, Cerulean paradise flycatcher, Cerulean warbler, Cerulean-capped manakin, Cetti's warbler, Chabert vanga, Chaco chachalaca, Chaco eagle, Chaco earthcreeper, Chaco owl, Chaco puffbird, Chad firefinch, Chalk-browed mockingbird, Changeable hawk-eagle, Channel-billed cuckoo, Channel-billed toucan, Chapada flycatcher, Chapin's apalis, Chapin's babbler, Chapin's flycatcher, Chaplin's barbet, Chapman's antshrike, Chapman's bristle tyrant, Chapman's swift, Charlotte's bulbul, Charming hummingbird, Chat flycatcher, Chatham albatross, Chatham bellbird, Chatham fernbird, Chatham gerygone, Chatham oystercatcher, Chatham parakeet, Chatham petrel, Chatham pigeon, Chatham rail, Chatham shag, Chatham snipe, Chattering cisticola, Chattering gnatwren, Chattering kingfisher, Chattering lory, Checkered woodpecker, Checker-throated stipplethroat, Checker-throated woodpecker, Cheer pheasant, Cherrie's antwren, Cherry-throated tanager, Chestnut antpitta, Chestnut bulbul, Chestnut bunting, Chestnut forest rail, Chestnut munia, Chestnut piculet, Chestnut quail-thrush, Chestnut rail, Chestnut seedeater, Chestnut sparrow,

Chestnut teal, Chestnut thrush, Chestnut wattle-eye, Chestnut weaver, Chestnut wood quail, Chestnut woodpecker, Chestnut-backed antbird, Chestnut-backed antshrike, Chestnut-backed buttonquail, Chestnut-backed chickadee, Chestnut-backed jewel-babbler, Chestnut-backed laughingthrush, Chestnut-backed owlet, Chestnut-backed scimitar babbler, Chestnut-backed sparrow-lark, Chestnut-backed sparrow-weaver, Chestnut-backed tanager, Chestnut-backed thornbird, Chestnut-backed thrush, Chestnut-banded plover, Chestnut-bellied cotinga, Chestnut-bellied cuckoo, Chestnut-bellied euphonia, Chestnut-bellied fantail, Chestnut-bellied flowerpiercer, Chestnut-bellied guan, Chestnut-bellied hummingbird, Chestnut-bellied imperial pigeon, Chestnut-bellied malkoha, Chestnut-bellied monarch, Chestnut-bellied mountain tanager, Chestnut-bellied nuthatch, Chestnut-bellied partridge, Chestnut-bellied rock thrush, Chestnut-bellied sandgrouse, Chestnut-bellied seed finch, Chestnut-bellied seedeater, Chestnut-bellied starling, Chestnut-bellied thrush, Chestnut-bellied tit, Chestnut-belted gnateater, Chestnut-breasted chlorophonia, Chestnut-breasted coronet, Chestnut-breasted cuckoo, Chestnut-breasted malkoha, Chestnut-breasted mannikin, Chestnut-breasted mountain finch, Chestnut-breasted nigrita, Chestnut-breasted partridge, Chestnut-breasted quail-thrush, Chestnut-breasted whiteface, Chestnut-breasted wren, Chestnut-capped babbler, Chestnut-capped blackbird, Chestnut-capped brushfinch, Chestnut-capped flycatcher, Chestnut-capped laughingthrush, Chestnut-capped piha, Chestnut-capped puffbird, Chestnut-capped thrush, Chestnut-cheeked starling, Chestnut-collared longspur, Chestnut-collared swallow, Chestnut-collared swift, Chestnut-colored woodpecker, Chestnut-crested antbird, Chestnut-crested cotinga, Chestnut-crested yuhina, Chestnut-crowned antpitta, Chestnut-crowned babbler, Chestnut-crowned becard, Chestnut-crowned bush warbler, Chestnut-crowned foliage-gleaner, Chestnut-crowned gnateater, Chestnut-crowned laughingthrush, Chestnut-crowned sparrow-weaver, Chestnut-crowned warbler, Chestnut-eared aracari, Chestnut-eared bunting, Chestnut-eared laughingthrush, Chestnut-faced babbler, Chestnut-flanked sparrowhawk, Chestnut-flanked white-eye, Chestnut-fronted helmetshrike, Chestnut-fronted macaw, Chestnut-headed bee-eater, Chestnut-headed chachalaca, Chestnut-headed crake, Chestnut-headed flufftail, Chestnut-headed nunlet, Chestnut-headed oropendola, Chestnut-headed partridge, Chestnut-headed sparrow-lark, Chestnut-headed tanager, Chestnut-headed tesia, Chestnut-hooded laughingthrush, Chestnut-naped antpitta, Chestnut-naped forktail, Chestnut-naped spurfowl, Chestnut-necklaced partridge, Chestnut-quilled rock pigeon, Chestnut-rumped babbler, Chestnut-rumped heathwren, Chestnut-rumped thornbill, Chestnut-rumped woodcreeper, Chestnut-shouldered antwren, Chestnut-shouldered goshawk, Chestnut-sided shrike-vireo, Chestnut-sided warbler, Chestnut-tailed starling, Chestnut-throated apalis, Chestnut-throated flycatcher, Chestnut-throated huet-huet, Chestnut-throated seedeater, Chestnut-throated spinetail, Chestnut-tipped toucanet, Chestnut-vented conebill, Chestnut-vented nuthatch, Chestnut-vented warbler, Chestnut-winged babbler, Chestnut-winged chachalaca, Chestnut-winged cinclodes, Chestnut-winged cuckoo, Chestnut-winged foliage-gleaner, Chestnut-winged hookbill, Chestnut-winged starling, Chico's tyrannulet, Chiguanco thrush, Chihuahuan raven, Chilean elaenia, Chilean flamingo, Chilean flicker, Chilean hawk, Chilean mockingbird, Chilean pigeon, Chilean seaside cinclodes, Chilean skua, Chilean swallow, Chilean tinamou, Chilean woodstar, Chiloé wigeon, Chimango caracara, Chiming wedgebill, Chimney swift, Chin Hills wren-babbler, Chinchipe spinetail, Chinese babax, Chinese bamboo partridge, Chinese barbet, Chinese beautiful rosefinch, Chinese blackbird, Chinese blue flycatcher, Chinese bush warbler, Chinese crested tern, Chinese cupwing, Chinese egret, Chinese francolin, Chinese fulvetta, Chinese grassbird, Chinese grey shrike, Chinese grosbeak, Chinese grouse,

Chinese hwamei, Chinese leaf warbler, Chinese monal, Chinese nuthatch, Chinese penduline tit, Chinese pond heron, Chinese rubythroat, Chinese shortwing, Chinese sparrowhawk, Chinese thrush, Chinese white-browed rosefinch, Chinspot batis, Chinstrap penguin, Chipping sparrow, Chiribiquete emerald, Chirinda apalis, Chiriqui foliage-gleaner, Chiriqui quail-dove, Chiriqui yellowthroat, Chirping cisticola, Chirruping wedgebill, Chivi vireo, Choco brushfinch, Chocó poorwill, Chocó screech owl, Chocó tapaculo, Choco tinamou, Choco toucan, Chocó trogon, Choco tyrannulet, Chocó vireo, Choco warbler, Chocó woodpecker, Chocolate boobook, Chocolate-backed kingfisher, Chocolate-vented tyrant, Choiseul pigeon, Chopi blackbird, Chorister robin-chat, Chotoy spinetail, Chowchilla, Christmas boobook, Christmas frigatebird, Christmas imperial pigeon, Christmas Island swiftlet, †Christmas sandpiper, Christmas shearwater, Christmas white-eye, Chubb's cisticola, Chubut steamer duck, Chucao tapaculo, Chuck-will's-widow, Chukar partridge, Churring cisticola, Chusquea tapaculo, Chuuk monarch, Cinderella waxbill, Cinereous antshrike, Cinereous becard, Cinereous bulbul, Cinereous bunting, Cinereous conebill, Cinereous finch, Cinereous ground tyrant, Cinereous harrier, Cinereous mourner, Cinereous owl, Cinereous tinamou, Cinereous tit, Cinereous tyrant, Cinereous vulture, Cinereous warbling finch, Cinereous-breasted spinetail, Cinnabar boobook, Cinnamon attila, Cinnamon becard, Cinnamon bittern, Cinnamon bracken warbler, Cinnamon flycatcher, Cinnamon ground dove, Cinnamon hummingbird, Cinnamon ibon, Cinnamon neopipo, Cinnamon quail-thrush, Cinnamon screech owl, Cinnamon tanager, Cinnamon teal, Cinnamon warbling finch, Cinnamon weaver, Cinnamon woodpecker, Cinnamon-banded kingfisher, Cinnamon-bellied flowerpiercer, Cinnamon-bellied ground tyrant, Cinnamon-bellied imperial pigeon, Cinnamon-breasted bunting, Cinnamon-breasted tit, Cinnamon-breasted tody-tyrant, Cinnamon-breasted warbler, Cinnamon-breasted whistler, Cinnamon-browed melidectes, Cinnamon-chested bee-eater, Cinnamon-chested flycatcher, Cinnamon-crested spadebill, Cinnamon-faced tyrannulet, Cinnamon-headed green pigeon, Cinnamon-rumped foliage-gleaner, Cinnamon-rumped seedeater, Cinnamon-rumped trogon, Cinnamon-sided hummingbird, Cinnamon-tailed fantail, Cinnamon-tailed sparrow, Cinnamon-throated hermit, Cinnamon-throated woodcreeper, Cinnamon-vented piha, Cipo canastero, Cirl bunting, Citreoline trogon, Citril finch, Citrine canary-flycatcher, Citrine lorikeet, Citrine wagtail, Citrine warbler, Citrine white-eye, Citron-bellied attila, Citron-headed yellow finch, Citron-throated toucan, Clamorous reed warbler, Clapper rail, Clapperton's spurfowl, Claret-breasted fruit dove, Clarión wren, Clarke's weaver, Clark's grebe, Clark's nutcracker, Claudia's leaf warbler, Clay-colored sparrow, Clay-colored thrush, Clicking shrike-babbler, Cliff flycatcher, Cliff parakeet, Cliff swallow, Cloud cisticola, Cloud-forest pygmy owl, Cloud-forest screech owl, Cloven-feathered dove, Club-winged manakin, Coal tit, Coal-crested finch, Coastal cisticola, Coastal miner, Cobalt-winged parakeet, Cobb's wren, Cocha antshrike, Cochabamba mountain finch, Cockatiel, Cockerell's fantail, Cock-tailed tyrant, Cocoa thrush, Cocoa woodcreeper, Cocoi heron, Coconut lorikeet, Cocos cuckoo, Cocos finch, Cocos flycatcher, Coiba spinetail, Coleto, Colima pygmy owl, Colima warbler, Collared antshrike, Collared aracari, Collared babbler, Collared brushturkey, Collared bush robin, Collared crescentchest, Collared crow, Collared falconet, Collared finchbill, Collared flycatcher, Collared forest falcon, Collared gnatwren, Collared grosbeak, Collared imperial pigeon, Collared inca, Collared kingfisher, Collared lark, Collared laughingthrush, Collared lory, Collared myna, Collared nightjar, Collared owlet, Collared palm thrush, Collared petrel, Collared plover, Collared pratincole, Collared puffbird, Collared scops owl, Collared sparrowhawk, Collared sunbird, Collared towhee, Collared treepie, Collared trogon, Collared warbling

finch, Collared whitestart, Colombian chachalaca, Colombian crake, Colombian grebe, Colombian mountain grackle, Colorful puffleg, Comb duck, Comb-crested jacana, Common babbler, Common black hawk, Common blackbird, Common bronzewing, Common bulbul, Common bush tanager, Common buttonquail, Common buzzard, Common cactus finch, Common chaffinch, Common chiffchaff, Common cicadabird, Common crane, Common cuckoo, Common diuca finch, Common diving petrel, Common eider, Common emerald dove, Common firecrest, Common flameback, Common gallinule, Common goldeneye, Common grackle, Common grasshopper warbler, Common green magpie, Common greenshank, Common ground dove, Common gull, Common hawk-cuckoo, Common hill myna, Common house martin, Common iora, Common jery, Common kestrel, Common kingfisher, Common linnet, Common loon, Common merganser, Common miner, Common moorhen, Common murre, Common myna, Common newtonia, Common nighthawk, Common nightingale, Common ostrich, Common paradise kingfisher, Common pheasant, Common pochard, Common poorwill, Common potoo, Common quail, Common raven, Common redpoll, Common redshank, Common redstart, Common reed bunting, Common ringed plover, Common rock thrush, Common rosefinch, Common sandpiper, Common scale-backed antbird, Common scimitarbill, Common scoter, Common shelduck, Common smoky honeyeater, Common snipe, Common square-tailed drongo, Common starling, Common sunbird-asity, Common swift, Common tailorbird, Common tern, Common tody-flycatcher, Common waxbill, Common whitethroat, Common wood pigeon, Common woodshrike, Common yellowthroat, Comoros blue pigeon, Comoros cuckooshrike, Comoros fody, Comoros green pigeon, Comoros olive pigeon, Comoros thrush, Compact weaver, Cone-billed tanager, Congo bay owl, Congo martin, Congo moor chat, Congo peafowl, Congo serpent eagle, Congo sunbird, Connecticut warbler, Cook reed warbler, Cook's petrel, Cook's swift, Cooper's hawk, Coopmans's elaenia, Coopmans's tyrannulet, Copper pheasant, Copper seedeater, Copper sunbird, Copperback quail-thrush, Copper-rumped hummingbird, Coppersmith barbet, Copper-tailed starling, Copper-throated sunbird, Coppery emerald, Coppery metaltail, Coppery-bellied puffleg, Coppery-chested jacamar, Coppery-headed emerald, Coppery-tailed coucal, Coquerel's coua, Coqui francolin, Coral-billed ground cuckoo, Coral-billed scimitar babbler, Coraya wren, Cordillera Azul antbird, Cordillera ground warbler, Cordilleran canastero, Cordilleran flycatcher, Cordilleran parakeet, Córdoba cinclodes, Corn bunting, Corn crake, Coroneted fruit dove, Correndera pipit, Corsican finch, Corsican nuthatch, Cory's shearwater, Coscoroba swan, Costa Rican brushfinch, Costa Rican pygmy owl, Costa Rican swift, Costa's hummingbird, Cotton pygmy goose, Couch's kingbird, Cozumel emerald, Cozumel thrasher, Cozumel vireo, Crab-plover, Crag chilia, Crane hawk, Craveri's murrelet, Cream-backed woodpecker, Cream-breasted fruit dove, Cream-browed white-eye, Cream-colored courser, Cream-colored woodpecker, Cream-eyed bulbul, Cream-striped bulbul, Cream-throated white-eye, Cream-vented bulbul, Cream-winged cinclodes, Creamy-bellied antwren, Creamy-bellied gnatcatcher, Creamy-bellied thrush, Creamy-crested spinetail, Creamy-rumped miner, Crescent honeyeater, Crescent-chested babbler, Crescent-chested puffbird, Crescent-chested warbler, Crescent-faced antpitta, Crested ant tanager, Crested auklet, Crested barbet, Crested becard, Crested bellbird, Crested berrypecker, Crested black tyrant, Crested bobwhite, Crested bunting, Crested caracara, Crested coua, Crested cuckoo-dove, Crested doradito, Crested drongo, Crested duck, Crested eagle, Crested finchbill, Crested fireback, Crested francolin, Crested gallito, Crested goshawk, Crested guan, Crested guineafowl, Crested honey buzzard, Crested hornero, Crested ibis, Crested jay, Crested kingfisher, Crested lark, Crested malimbe, Crested myna, Crested oropendola, Crested owl, Crested partridge, Crested pigeon, Crested quail-dove, Crested quetzal, Crested satinbird, Crested serpent eagle, Crested shelduck, Crested

shriketit, Crested spinetail, Crested tit-warbler, Crested treeswift, Crested white-eye, Crestless curassow, Crestless fireback, Cretzschmar's bunting, Cricket warbler, Crimson chat, Crimson finch, Crimson fruitcrow, Crimson rosella, Crimson seedcracker, Crimson shining parrot, Crimson sunbird, Crimson topaz, Crimson-backed flameback, Crimson-backed sunbird, Crimson-backed tanager, Crimson-bellied parakeet, Crimson-bellied woodpecker, Crimson-breasted finch, Crimson-breasted flowerpecker, Crimson-breasted shrike, Crimson-breasted woodpecker, Crimson-browed finch, Crimson-collared grosbeak, Crimson-collared tanager, Crimson-crested woodpecker, Crimson-crowned flowerpecker, Crimson-crowned fruit dove, Crimson-fronted barbet, Crimson-fronted cardinal, Crimson-headed partridge, Crimson-hooded manakin, Crimson-hooded myzomela, Crimson-mantled woodpecker, Crimson-rumped myzomela, Crimson-rumped toucanet, Crimson-rumped waxbill, Crimson-winged woodpecker, Crinkle-collared manucode, Crissal thrasher, Croaking cisticola, Croaking ground dove, Crossley's ground thrush, Crossley's vanga, Crow honeyeater, Crow-billed drongo, Crowned chat-tyrant, Crowned cormorant, Crowned eagle, Crowned hornbill, Crowned lapwing, Crowned sandgrouse, Crowned slaty flycatcher, Crowned woodnymph, Crozet shag, Cryptic antthrush, Cryptic flycatcher, Cryptic forest falcon, Cryptic honeyeater, Cryptic treehunter, Cryptic warbler, Cuban amazon, Cuban black hawk, Cuban blackbird, Cuban bullfinch, Cuban crow, Cuban emerald, Cuban gnatcatcher, Cuban grassquit, Cuban green woodpecker, Cuban kite, Cuban macaw, Cuban martin, Cuban nightjar, Cuban oriole, Cuban palm crow, Cuban parakeet, Cuban pewee, Cuban pygmy owl, Cuban solitaire, Cuban tody, Cuban trogon, Cuban vireo, Cuckoo roller, Cuckoo-finch, Cundinamarca antpitta, Curl-crested aracari, Curl-crested jay, Curl-crested manucode, Curlew sandpiper, Curve-billed reedhaunter, Curve-billed scythebill, Curve-billed thrasher, Curve-billed tinamou, Curve-winged sabrewing, Cut-throat finch, Cuzco brushfinch, Cyprus scops owl, Cyprus warbler, Cyprus wheatear, Dagua thrush, Dalat bush warbler, Dalat shrike-babbler, Dalmatian pelican, Damar flycatcher, Damara red-billed hornbill, Damara tern, Dambo cisticola, Dapple-throat, Darjeeling woodpecker, Dark batis, Dark chanting goshawk, Dark hawk-cuckoo, Dark pewee, Dark-backed imperial pigeon, Dark-backed sibia, Dark-backed weaver, Dark-backed wood quail, Dark-bellied cinclodes, Dark-billed cuckoo, Dark-breasted rosefinch, Dark-breasted spinetail, Dark-capped bulbul, Dark-eared myza, Dark-eyed junco, Dark-eyed white-eye, Dark-faced ground tyrant, Dark-fronted babbler, Dark-necked tailorbird, Dark-rumped rosefinch, Dark-rumped swift, Dark-sided flycatcher, Dark-sided thrush, Dark-throated oriole, Dark-throated seedeater, Dark-winged canastero, Dark-winged miner, Dark-winged trumpeter, D'Arnaud's barbet, Dartford warbler, Darwin's flycatcher, Darwin's nothura, Darwin's rhea, Daurian jackdaw, Daurian partridge, Daurian redstart, Daurian starling, David's fulvetta, Davison's leaf warbler, De Filippi's petrel, Dead Sea sparrow, Deignan's prinia, Delalande's coua, Delta Amacuro softtail, Demoiselle crane, Denham's bustard, Des Murs's wiretail, Desert cisticola, Desert finch, Desert lark, Desert owl, Desert sparrow, Desert wheatear, Desert whitethroat, Desertas petrel, Diademed amazon, Diademed sandpiper-plover, Diademed tanager, Diademed tapaculo, Diamantina tapaculo, Diamond dove, Diamond firetail, Diard's trogon, Dickcissel, Dickinson's kestrel, Diederik cuckoo, Dieffenbach's rail, Dimorphic dwarf kingfisher, Dimorphic egret, Dimorphic fantail, Dinelli's doradito, Dja River scrub warbler, Djibouti spurfowl, Dodo, Dodson's bulbul, Doherty's bushshrike, Dohrn's warbler, Dolphin gull, Donaldson Smith's nightjar, Donaldson Smith's sparrow-weaver, D'Orbigny's chat-tyrant, Doria's goshawk, Dorst's cisticola, Dot-backed antbird, Dot-eared coquette, Dot-fronted woodpecker, Dotted tanager, Dot-winged antwren, Dot-winged crake, Double-banded courser, Double-banded greytail,

Double-banded plover, Double-banded pygmy tyrant, Double-banded sandgrouse, Double-barred finch, Double-collared crescentchest, Double-collared seedeater, Double-crested cormorant, Doubleday's hummingbird, Double-eyed fig parrot, Double-spurred spurfowl, Double-striped thick-knee, Double-toothed barbet, Double-toothed kite, Downy woodpecker, Drab hemispingus, Drab myzomela, Drab seedeater, Drab swiftlet, Drab water tyrant, Drab whistler, Drab-breasted bamboo tyrant, Drakensberg prinia, Drakensberg rockjumper, Drakensberg siskin, Drongo fantail, Dubois's seedeater, Duchess lorikeet, Dugand's antwren, Duida grass finch, Duida woodcreeper, Dulit frogmouth, Dull-blue flycatcher, Dull-coloured grassquit, Dull-mantled antbird, Dune lark, Dunlin, Dunnock, Dunn's lark, Dupont's lark, Dusky antbird, Dusky babbler, Dusky broadbill, Dusky bush tanager, Dusky crag martin, Dusky crested flycatcher, Dusky crimsonwing, Dusky eagle-owl, Dusky friarbird, Dusky fulvetta, Dusky gerygone, Dusky grasswren, Dusky grouse, Dusky hummingbird, Dusky indigobird, Dusky lark, Dusky leaftosser, Dusky long-tailed cuckoo, Dusky lory, Dusky megapode, Dusky moorhen, Dusky munia, Dusky myzomela, Dusky nightjar, Dusky parrot, Dusky pigeon, Dusky piha, Dusky purpletuft, Dusky robin, Dusky spinetail, Dusky starfrontlet, Dusky sunbird, Dusky tapaculo, Dusky tetraka, Dusky thrush, Dusky tit, Dusky turtle dove, Dusky twinspot, Dusky warbler, Dusky white-eye, Dusky woodswallow, Dusky-backed jacamar, Dusky-billed parrotlet, Dusky-blue flycatcher, Dusky-brown oriole, Dusky-capped flycatcher, Dusky-capped greenlet, Dusky-chested flycatcher, Dusky-faced tanager, Dusky-green oropendola, Dusky-headed brushfinch, Dusky-headed parakeet, Dusky-legged guan, Dusky-tailed antbird, Dusky-tailed canastero, Dusky-tailed flatbill, Dusky-throated antshrike, Dusky-throated hermit, Dwarf bittern, Dwarf cassowary, Dwarf cuckoo, Dwarf fruit dove, Dwarf honeyguide, Dwarf jay, Dwarf koel, Dwarf longbill, Dwarf sparrowhawk, Dwarf tinamou, Dwarf tyrant-manakin, Dwarf vireo, Dybowski's twinspot, Eared dove, Eared pitta, Eared poorwill, Eared pygmy tyrant, Eared quetzal, East Amazonian fire-eye, East Andean antbird, East Brazilian chachalaca, East Brazilian pygmy owl, East coast akalat, East Coast boubou, Eastern alpine mannikin, Eastern barn owl, Eastern bearded greenbul, Eastern black-eared wheatear, Eastern black-headed batis, Eastern bluebird, Eastern bluebonnet, Eastern Bonelli's warbler, Eastern bristlebird, Eastern bronze-naped pigeon, Eastern buzzard, Eastern cattle egret, Eastern chanting goshawk, Eastern chat-tanager, Eastern clapper lark, Eastern crowned warbler, Eastern double-collared sunbird, Eastern golden weaver, Eastern grass owl, Eastern grey woodpecker, Eastern ground parrot, Eastern imperial eagle, Eastern jungle crow, Eastern kingbird, Eastern long-billed lark, Eastern marsh harrier, Eastern meadowlark, Eastern miombo sunbird, Eastern nicator, Eastern olivaceous warbler, Eastern Orphean warbler, Eastern osprey, Eastern parotia, Eastern phoebe, Eastern plantain-eater, Eastern rock nuthatch, Eastern rosella, Eastern screech owl, Eastern spinebill, Eastern spot-billed duck, Eastern striolated puffbird, Eastern subalpine warbler, Eastern towhee, Eastern violet-backed sunbird, Eastern wattled cuckooshrike, Eastern whipbird, Eastern whip-poor-will, Eastern wood pewee, Eastern woodhaunter, Eastern yellow robin, Eastern yellow wagtail, Eastern yellow-billed hornbill, Eastern yellow-spotted barbet, Eaton's pintail, Echo parakeet, Eclectus parrot, Ecuadorian cacique, Ecuadorian ground dove, Ecuadorian hillstar, Ecuadorian piculet, Ecuadorian piedtail, Ecuadorian rail, Ecuadorian seedeater, Ecuadorian thrush, Ecuadorian trogon, Ecuadorian tyrannulet, Edible-nest swiftlet, Edwards's fig parrot, Edwards's pheasant, Egyptian goose, Egyptian nightjar, Egyptian plover, Egyptian vulture, Eiao monarch, El Oro parakeet, El Oro tapaculo, Elegant crescentchest, Elegant crested tinamou, Elegant euphonia, Elegant honeyeater, Elegant imperial pigeon, Elegant parrot, Elegant pitta, Elegant

quail, Elegant sunbird, Elegant tern, Elegant tit, Elegant trogon, Elegant woodcreeper, Eleonora's falcon, Elf owl, Elfin woods warbler, Elliot's laughingthrush, Elliot's pheasant, Elliot's storm petrel, Elliot's woodpecker, Elusive antpitta, Emei leaf warbler, Emei Shan liocichla, Emerald starling, Emerald tanager, Emerald toucanet, Emerald-bellied puffleg, Emerald-chinned hummingbird, Emerald-spotted wood dove, Emin's shrike, Emperor bird-of-paradise, Emperor fairywren, Emperor goose, Emperor penguin, Empress brilliant, Emu, Enggano cuckoo-dove, Enggano hill myna, Enggano scops owl, Enggano thrush, Epaulet oriole, Equatorial akalat, Equatorial greytail, Erckel's spurfowl, Erect-crested penguin, Eskimo curlew, Esmeraldas antbird, Esmeraldas woodstar, Española cactus finch, Ethiopian boubou, Ethiopian cisticola, Ethiopian oriole, Ethiopian siskin, Ethiopian swallow, Euler's flycatcher, Eungella honeyeater, Eurasian bittern, Eurasian blackcap, Eurasian blue tit, Eurasian bullfinch, Eurasian collared dove, Eurasian coot, Eurasian crag martin, Eurasian curlew, Eurasian dotterel, Eurasian eagle-owl, Eurasian golden oriole, Eurasian hobby, Eurasian hoopoe, Eurasian jay, Eurasian magpie, Eurasian nuthatch, Eurasian oystercatcher, Eurasian penduline tit, Eurasian pygmy owl, Eurasian reed warbler, Eurasian rock pipit, Eurasian scops owl, Eurasian siskin, Eurasian skylark, Eurasian sparrowhawk, Eurasian spoonbill, Eurasian stone-curlew, Eurasian teal, Eurasian three-toed woodpecker, Eurasian tree sparrow, Eurasian treecreeper, Eurasian whimbrel, Eurasian wigeon, Eurasian woodcock, Eurasian wren, Eurasian wryneck, European bee-eater, European crested tit, European golden plover, European goldfinch, European green woodpecker, European greenfinch, European herring gull, European honey buzzard, European nightjar, European pied flycatcher, European robin, European roller, European serin, European shag, European stonechat, European storm petrel, European turtle dove, Evening grosbeak, Everett's scops owl, Everett's thrush, Everett's white-eye, Evergreen forest warbler, Eversmann's redstart, Exclamatory paradise whydah, Eyebrowed jungle flycatcher, Eyebrowed thrush, Eyebrowed wren-babbler, Eye-ringed flatbill, Eye-ringed thistletail, Eye-ringed tody-tyrant, Eyrean grasswren, Fairy flycatcher, Fairy gerygone, Fairy lorikeet, Fairy martin, Fairy pitta, Fairy prion, Fairy tern, Falcated duck, Falcated wren-babbler, Falkenstein's greenbul, Falkland steamer duck, Familiar chat, Fan-tailed berrypecker, Fan-tailed cuckoo, Fan-tailed gerygone, Fan-tailed grassbird, Fan-tailed raven, Fan-tailed warbler, Fan-tailed widowbird, Fanti drongo, Fanti saw-wing, Far Eastern curlew, Fasciated antshrike, Fasciated tiger heron, Fasciated wren, Fatu Hiva monarch, Fawn-breasted bowerbird, Fawn-breasted brilliant, Fawn-breasted tanager, Fawn-breasted thrush, Fawn-breasted waxbill, Fawn-breasted whistler, Fawn-breasted wren, Fawn-coloured lark, Fearful owl, Fea's petrel, Feline owlet-nightjar, Fernandina's flicker, Fernando Po batis, Fernando Po speirops, Fernando Po swift, Fernwren, Ferruginous antbird, Ferruginous babbler, Ferruginous duck, Ferruginous flycatcher, Ferruginous hawk, Ferruginous partridge, Ferruginous pygmy owl, Ferruginous-backed antbird, Festive amazon, Festive coquette, Field sparrow, Fieldfare, Fiery minivet, Fiery topaz, Fiery-billed aracari, Fiery-breasted bushshrike, Fiery-browed starling, Fiery-capped manakin, Fiery-necked nightjar, Fiery-shouldered parakeet, Fiery-tailed awlbill, Fiery-throated fruiteater, Fiery-throated hummingbird, Fiery-throated metaltail, Fiji bush warbler, Fiji goshawk, Fiji parrotfinch, Fiji petrel, Fiji shrikebill, Fiji wattled honeyeater, Fiji whistler, Fiji white-eye, Fiji woodswallow, Fine-banded woodpecker, Fine-barred piculet, Fine-spotted woodpecker, Finn's weaver, Finsch's bulbul, Finsch's euphonia, Finsch's francolin, Finsch's imperial pigeon, Finsch's parakeet, Finsch's pygmy parrot, Finsch's rufous thrush, Finsch's wheatear, Fiordland penguin, Fire-bellied woodpecker, Fire-breasted flowerpecker,

Fire-capped tit, Fire-crested alethe, Fire-eyed diucon, Fire-fronted bishop, Fire-maned bowerbird, Fire-tailed myzornis, Fire-tailed sunbird, Firethroat, Fire-tufted barbet, Firewood-gatherer, Fiscal flycatcher, Fischer's greenbul, Fischer's lovebird, Fischer's sparrow-lark, Fischer's starling, Fischer's turaco, Fish crow, Five-colored barbet, Five-colored munia, Five-striped sparrow, Flame bowerbird, Flame robin, Flame-breasted flowerpecker, Flame-breasted fruit dove, Flame-breasted sunbird, Flame-colored tanager, Flamecrest, Flame-crested manakin, Flame-crested tanager, Flame-crowned flowerpecker, Flame-eared honeyeater, Flame-faced tanager, Flame-fronted barbet, Flame-rumped tanager, Flame-templed babbler, Flame-throated bulbul, Flame-throated sunangel, Flame-throated warbler, Flame-winged parakeet, Flaming sunbird, Flammulated bamboo tyrant, Flammulated flycatcher, Flammulated owl, Flammulated treehunter, Flappet lark, Flat-billed kingfisher, Flat-billed vireo, Flavescent bulbul, Flavescent flycatcher, Flavescent warbler, Flesh-footed shearwater, Flightless cormorant, Flock bronzewing, Floreana mockingbird, Flores crow, Flores green pigeon, Flores hawk-eagle, Flores monarch, Flores scops owl, Flores Sea cuckoo-dove, Florida scrub jay, Fluffy-backed tit-babbler, Flutist wren, Fluttering shearwater, Fly River grassbird, Flying steamer duck, Foothill elaenia, Foothill schiffornis, Foothill screech owl, Foothill stipplethroat, Forbes's blackbird, Forbes's forest rail, Forbes's mannikin, Forbes's plover, Forbes-Watson's swift, Forest batis, Forest bittern, Forest buzzard, Forest canary, Forest double-collared sunbird, Forest elaenia, Forest fody, Forest honeyeater, Forest kingfisher, Forest owlet, Forest penduline tit, Forest raven, Forest robin, Forest rock thrush, Forest scrub robin, Forest swallow, Forest thrush, Forest wagtail, Forest white-eye, Forest wood hoopoe, Fork-tailed drongo, Fork-tailed drongo-cuckoo, Fork-tailed flycatcher, Fork-tailed storm petrel, Fork-tailed sunbird, Fork-tailed tody-tyrant, Fork-tailed woodnymph, Forster's tern, Forty-spotted pardalote, Four-banded sandgrouse, Foveaux shag, Fox kestrel, Fox's weaver, Foxy cisticola, Foxy lark, Frances's sparrowhawk, Franklin's gull, Fraser's eagle-owl, Fraser's forest flycatcher, Fraser's rufous thrush, Fraser's sunbird, Freckle-breasted thornbird, Freckle-breasted woodpecker, Freckled duck, Freckled nightjar, Friedmann's lark, Friendly bush warbler, Friendly fantail, Frilled coquette, Frilled monarch, Frill-necked monarch, Fringe-backed fire-eye, Fruithunter, Fuegian snipe, Fuegian steamer duck, Fuertes's parrot, Fujian niltava, Fülleborn's boubou, Fülleborn's longclaw, Fulmar prion, Fulvous antshrike, Fulvous babbler, Fulvous owl, Fulvous parrotbill, Fulvous shrike-tanager, Fulvous whistling duck, Fulvous wren, Fulvous-breasted flatbill, Fulvous-breasted woodpecker, Fulvous-chested jungle flycatcher, Fulvous-chinned nunlet, Fulvous-crested tanager, Fulvous-headed brushfinch, Fulvous-headed tanager, Fulvous-vented euphonia, Furtive flycatcher, Fuscous flycatcher, Fuscous honeyeater, Fynbos buttonquail, Gabar goshawk, Gabela akalat, Gabela bushshrike, Gabela helmetshrike, Gabon batis, Gabon coucal, Gabon woodpecker, Gadwall, Galah, Galapagos crake, Galápagos dove, Galapagos flycatcher, Galapagos hawk, Galápagos martin, Galápagos mockingbird, Galapagos penguin, Galápagos petrel, Galápagos shearwater, Gambaga flycatcher, Gambel's quail, Gang-gang cockatoo, Gansu leaf warbler, Garden emerald, Garden warbler, Garganey, Garnet pitta, Garnet robin, Garnet-throated hummingbird, Garrett's reed warbler, Gartered trogon, Geelvink pygmy parrot, Genovesa cactus finch, Genovesa ground finch, Gentoo penguin, Geoffroy's daggerbill, Geomalia, Germain's peacock-pheasant, Germain's swiftlet, Giant antpitta, Giant antshrike, Giant babax, Giant conebill, Giant coot, Giant coua, Giant cowbird, Giant honeyeater, Giant hummingbird, Giant ibis, Giant kingbird, Giant kingfisher, Giant laughingthrush, Giant nuthatch, Giant pitta, Giant scops owl, Giant snipe, Giant sunbird,

Giant swiftlet, Giant weaver, Giant white-eye, Giant wood rail, Giant wren, Gibberbird, Gila woodpecker, Gilbert's honeyeater, Gilbert's whistler, Gilded barbet, Gilded flicker, Gilded sapphire, Gillett's lark, Gilliard's honeyeater, Gilt-edged tanager, Gizo white-eye, Glaucous gull, Glaucous macaw, Glaucous tanager, Glaucous-blue grosbeak, Glaucous-winged gull, Glistening-green tanager, Glittering kingfisher, Glittering-bellied emerald, Glittering-throated emerald, Glossy antshrike, Glossy black cockatoo, Glossy flowerpiercer, Glossy ibis, Glossy swiftlet, Glossy-backed becard, Glossy-backed drongo, Glossy-black thrush, Glossy-mantled manucode, Glowing puffleg, Glow-throated hummingbird, Godlewski's bunting, Goeldi's antbird, Gola malimbe, Goldcrest, Golden babbler, Golden bowerbird, Golden bush robin, Golden cuckooshrike, Golden eagle, Golden fruit dove, Golden greenbul, Golden grosbeak, Golden masked owl, Golden monarch, Golden myna, Golden nightjar, Golden palm weaver, Golden parakeet, Golden parrotbill, Golden pheasant, Golden pipit, Golden swallow, Golden tanager, Golden vireo, Golden white-eye, Golden-backed bishop, Golden-backed mountain tanager, Golden-backed weaver, Golden-backed whistler, Golden-bellied flycatcher, Golden-bellied flyrobin, Golden-bellied gerygone, Golden-bellied starfrontlet, Golden-bellied warbler, Golden-bellied white-eye, Golden-billed saltator, Golden-breasted bunting, Golden-breasted fruiteater, Golden-breasted fulvetta, Golden-breasted puffleg, Golden-breasted starling, Golden-browed chat-tyrant, Golden-browed chlorophonia, Golden-browed warbler, Golden-capped parakeet, Golden-cheeked warbler, Golden-cheeked woodpecker, Golden-chested tanager, Golden-chevroned tanager, Golden-collared honeycreeper, Golden-collared macaw, Golden-collared manakin, Golden-collared tanager, Golden-collared toucanet, Golden-collared woodpecker, Golden-crested myna, Golden-crowned babbler, Golden-crowned emerald, Golden-crowned flycatcher, Golden-crowned kinglet, Golden-crowned manakin, Golden-crowned spadebill, Golden-crowned sparrow, Golden-crowned tanager, Golden-crowned warbler, Golden-eared tanager, Golden-eyed flowerpiercer, Goldenface, Golden-faced tyrannulet, Golden-fronted bowerbird, Golden-fronted fulvetta, Golden-fronted greenlet, Golden-fronted leafbird, Golden-fronted whitestart, Golden-fronted woodpecker, Golden-green woodpecker, Golden-headed cisticola, Golden-headed manakin, Golden-headed quetzal, Golden-hooded tanager, Golden-mantled racket-tail, Golden-naped barbet, Golden-naped finch, Golden-naped tanager, Golden-naped weaver, Golden-naped woodpecker, Golden-olive woodpecker, Golden-plumed parakeet, Golden-rumped euphonia, Golden-rumped flowerpecker, Golden-shouldered parrot, Golden-sided euphonia, Golden-spangled piculet, Golden-spotted ground dove, Golden-tailed parrotlet, Golden-tailed sapphire, Golden-tailed woodpecker, Golden-throated barbet, Golden-tufted mountain grackle, Golden-whiskered barbet, Golden-winged cacique, Golden-winged laughingthrush, Golden-winged manakin, Golden-winged parakeet, Golden-winged sparrow, Golden-winged sunbird, Golden-winged tody-flycatcher, Golden-winged warbler, Goldie's bird-of-paradise, Goldie's lorikeet, Goldman's warbler, Gold-ringed tanager, Goliath coucal, Goliath heron, Goliath imperial pigeon, Gorgeous bushshrike, Gorgeted puffleg, Gorgeted sunangel, Gorgeted wood quail, Gorgeted woodstar, Gosling's apalis, Gosling's bunting, Gough finch, Gough moorhen, Gouldian finch, Gould's emerald, Gould's frogmouth, Gould's jewelfront, Gould's nightingale-thrush, Gould's petrel, Gould's shortwing, Gould's toucanet, Graceful honeyeater, Graceful pitta, Graceful prinia, Grace's warbler, Gran Canaria blue chaffinch, †Grand Cayman thrush, Grand Comoro brush warbler, Grand Comoro bulbul, Grand Comoro drongo, Grand rhabdornis, Grandala, Grant's bluebill, Grant's wood hoopoe, Grass wren, Grass-green tanager, Grasshopper buzzard, Grasshopper sparrow, Grassland sparrow, Grassland yellow finch, Grauer's broadbill, Grauer's cuckooshrike, Grauer's swamp warbler,

Grauer's warbler, Grayish baywing, Gray-barred wren, Gray catbird, Gray hawk, Gray kingbird, Gray thrasher, Gray vireo, Gray-crowned rosy finch, Gray-headed kite, Gray-lined hawk, Gray's grasshopper warbler, Gray's lark, Gray-throated warbling finch, Great antpitta, Great antshrike, Great argus, Great auk, Great barbet, Great black hawk, Great black-backed gull, Great blue heron, Great blue turaco, Great bowerbird, Great bustard, Great cormorant, Great crested flycatcher, Great crested grebe, Great cuckoo-dove, Great curassow, Great dusky swift, Great eared nightjar, Great egret, Great elaenia, Great frigatebird, Great grebe, Great green macaw, Great grey owl, Great grey shrike, Great hanging parrot, Great hornbill, Great horned owl, Great Inca finch, Great Indian bustard, Great iora, Great jacamar, Great kiskadee, Great knot, Great lizard cuckoo, Great myna, Great Nicobar serpent eagle, Great parrotbill, Great potoo, Great reed warbler, Great rosefinch, Great rufous woodcreeper, Great sapphirewing, Great shearwater, Great shortwing, Great shrike-tyrant, Great skua, Great slaty woodpecker, Great snipe, Great sparrow, Great spinetail, Great spotted cuckoo, Great spotted kiwi, Great spotted woodpecker, Great stone-curlew, Great swallow-tailed swift, Great thrush, Great tinamou, Great tit, Great white pelican, Great woodswallow, Great xenops, Great-billed hermit, Great-billed heron, Great-billed kingfisher, Great-billed mannikin, Great-billed parrot, Great-billed seed finch, Greater adjutant, †Greater ʻamakihi, Greater ani, Greater Antillean bullfinch, Greater Antillean elaenia, Greater Antillean grackle, Greater bird-of-paradise, Greater blue-eared starling, Greater coucal, Greater crested tern, Greater double-collared sunbird, Greater flameback, Greater flamingo, Greater flowerpiercer, Greater green leafbird, Greater ground robin, Greater honeyguide, Greater hoopoe-lark, Greater kestrel, †Greater koa finch, Greater lophorina, Greater melampitta, Greater necklaced laughingthrush, Greater painted-snipe, Greater pewee, Greater prairie chicken, Greater racket-tailed drongo, Greater rhea, Greater roadrunner, Greater sage-grouse, Greater sand plover, Greater scaup, Greater scythebill, Greater short-toed lark, Greater sooty owl, Greater spotted eagle, Greater striped swallow, Greater swamp warbler, Greater thornbird, Greater vasa parrot, Greater wagtail-tyrant, Greater white-fronted goose, Greater yellow finch, Greater yellow-headed vulture, Greater yellowlegs, Greater yellownape, Great-tailed grackle, Great-winged petrel, Green aracari, Green avadavat, Green-backed twinspot, Green barbet, Green bee-eater, Green broadbill, Green catbird, Green cochoa, Green crombec, Green figbird, Green hermit, Green heron, Green honeycreeper, Green hylia, Green ibis, Green imperial pigeon, Green iora, Green jay, Green jery, Green junglefowl, Green kingfisher, Green longtail, Green malkoha, Green manakin, Green mango, Green oriole, Green oropendola, Green parakeet, Green peafowl, Green pheasant, Green pygmy goose, Green racket-tail, Green rosella, Green sandpiper, Green shrike-babbler, Green shrike-vireo, Green thorntail, Green tinkerbird, Green warbler, Green warbler-finch, Green white-eye, Green wood hoopoe, Green-and-black fruiteater, Green-and-gold tanager, Green-and-rufous kingfisher, Green-and-white hummingbird, Green-backed becard, Green-backed camaroptera, Green-backed eremomela, Green-backed firecrown, Green-backed flycatcher, Green-backed gerygone, Green-backed hillstar, Green-backed honeybird, Green-backed honeyeater, Green-backed kingfisher, Green-backed robin, Green-backed sparrow, Green-backed tit, Green-backed trogon, Green-backed whistler, Green-backed white-eye, Green-backed woodpecker, Green-barred woodpecker, Green-bearded helmetcrest, Green-bellied hummingbird, Green-billed coucal, Green-billed malkoha, Green-billed toucan, Green-breasted bushshrike, Green-breasted mango, Green-breasted mountaingem, Green-breasted pitta, Green-capped eremomela, Green-capped tanager, Green-cheeked parakeet, Green-chinned euphonia,

Green-crowned brilliant, Green-crowned plovercrest, Green-crowned warbler, Green-eared barbet, Green-faced parrotfinch, Green-fronted hummingbird, Green-fronted lancebill, Green-headed hillstar, Green-headed oriole, Green-headed sunbird, Green-headed tanager, Greenish elaenia, Greenish puffleg, Greenish schiffornis, Greenish tyrannulet, Greenish warbler, Greenish yellow finch, Green-legged partridge, Green-naped tanager, Green-rumped parrotlet, Green-striped brushfinch, Green-tailed bristlebill, Green-tailed emerald, Green-tailed goldenthroat, Green-tailed jacamar, Green-tailed sunbird, Green-tailed towhee, Green-tailed trainbearer, Green-tailed warbler, Green-thighed parrot, Green-throated carib, Green-throated mango, Green-throated mountaingem, Green-throated sunbird, Green-winged pytilia, Green-winged saltator, Green-winged teal, Grenada dove, Grenada flycatcher, Grey antbird, Grey antwren, Grey apalis, Grey bunting, Grey bush chat, Grey butcherbird, Grey crested tit, Grey crow, Grey crowned crane, Grey cuckooshrike, Grey currawong, Grey elaenia, Grey emutail, Grey falcon, Grey fantail, Grey francolin, Grey friarbird, Grey gerygone, Grey go-away-bird, Grey goshawk, Grey grasswren, Grey ground thrush, Grey gull, Grey heron, Grey honeyeater, Grey hypocolius, Grey imperial pigeon, Grey junglefowl, Grey kestrel, Grey laughingthrush, Grey longbill, Grey monjita, Grey nightjar, Grey noddy, Grey parrot, Grey partridge, Grey peacock-pheasant, Grey penduline tit, Grey petrel, Grey pileated finch, Grey plover, Grey pratincole, Grey seedeater, Grey shrikethrush, Grey sibia, Grey silky-flycatcher, Grey sunbird, Grey teal, Grey thornbill, Grey tinamou, Grey tit, Grey tit-flycatcher, Grey treepie, Grey trembler, Grey wagtail, Grey warbler-finch, Grey waxbill, Grey whistler, Grey wren, Grey wren-warbler, Grey-and-buff woodpecker, Grey-and-gold tanager, Grey-and-gold warbler, Grey-and-white tyrannulet, Grey-backed camaroptera, Grey-backed cisticola, Grey-backed fiscal, Grey-backed hawk, Grey-backed shrike, Grey-backed sparrow-lark, Grey-backed storm petrel, Grey-backed tachuri, Grey-backed tailorbird, Grey-backed thrush, Grey-banded mannikin, Grey-bellied antbird, Grey-bellied bulbul, Grey-bellied comet, Grey-bellied cuckoo, Grey-bellied flowerpiercer, Grey-bellied hawk, Grey-bellied shrike-tyrant, Grey-bellied spinetail, Grey-bellied tesia, Grey-bellied wren-babbler, Grey-breasted babbler, Grey-breasted crake, Grey-breasted flycatcher, Grey-breasted martin, Grey-breasted mountain toucan, Grey-breasted parakeet, Grey-breasted partridge, Grey-breasted prinia, Grey-breasted sabrewing, Grey-breasted seedsnipe, Grey-breasted spiderhunter, Grey-breasted spurfowl, Grey-breasted wood wren, Grey-breasted woodpecker, Grey-browed brushfinch, Grey-brown white-eye, Grey-capped cicadabird, Grey-capped cuckoo, Grey-capped flycatcher, Grey-capped greenfinch, Grey-capped hemispingus, Grey-capped pygmy woodpecker, Grey-capped social weaver, Grey-capped tyrannulet, Grey-capped warbler, Grey-cheeked bulbul, Grey-cheeked fulvetta, Grey-cheeked green pigeon, Grey-cheeked nunlet, Grey-cheeked parakeet, Grey-cheeked thrush, Grey-cheeked tit-babbler, Grey-cheeked warbler, Grey-chested babbler, Grey-chested dove, Grey-chested greenlet, Grey-chested jungle flycatcher, Grey-chinned hermit, Grey-chinned minivet, Grey-chinned sunbird, Grey-collared becard, Grey-collared oriole, Grey-cowled wood rail, Grey-crested cacholote, Grey-crested finch, Grey-crested helmetshrike, Grey-crowned babbler, Grey-crowned crocias, Grey-crowned flatbill, Grey-crowned mannikin, Grey-crowned prinia, Grey-crowned tanager, Grey-crowned tetraka, Grey-crowned warbler, Grey-crowned woodpecker, Grey-crowned yellowthroat, Grey-eared brushfinch, Grey-eared honeyeater, Grey-eyed bulbul, Grey-eyed greenlet, Grey-faced buzzard, Grey-faced petrel, Grey-faced tit-babbler, Grey-flanked cinclodes, Grey-fronted dove, Grey-fronted green pigeon, Grey-fronted honeyeater, Grey-fronted quail-dove, Grey-green fruit dove, Grey-green scrubwren, Grey-headed albatross, Grey-headed antbird, Grey-headed

babbler, Grey-headed batis, Grey-headed bristlebill, Grey-headed broadbill, Grey-headed bulbul, Grey-headed bullfinch, Grey-headed bushshrike, Grey-headed canary-flycatcher, Grey-headed chachalaca, Grey-headed chickadee, Grey-headed cuckooshrike, Grey-headed dove, Grey-headed fish eagle, Grey-headed fruit dove, Grey-headed goshawk, Grey-headed greenbul, Grey-headed gull, Grey-headed honeyeater, Grey-headed imperial pigeon, Grey-headed kingfisher, Grey-headed lapwing, Grey-headed lovebird, Grey-headed mannikin, Grey-headed nigrita, Grey-headed oliveback, Grey-headed parakeet, Grey-headed parrotbill, Grey-headed piprites, Grey-headed robin, Grey-headed silverbill, Grey-headed spinetail, Grey-headed sunbird, Grey-headed swamphen, Grey-headed tanager, Grey-headed warbler, Grey-headed woodpecker, Grey-hooded attila, Grey-hooded bush tanager, Grey-hooded flycatcher, Grey-hooded fulvetta, Grey-hooded parakeet, Grey-hooded parrotbill, Grey-hooded sierra finch, Grey-hooded sunbird, Grey-hooded warbler, Grey-hooded white-eye, Greyish eagle-owl, Greyish miner, Greyish mourner, Greyish piculet, Greyish saltator, Greylag goose, Grey-legged tinamou, Grey-mantled wren, Grey-naped antpitta, Grey-necked bunting, Grey-necked rockfowl, Grey-olive greenbul, Grey-rumped swallow, Grey-rumped swift, Grey-rumped swiftlet, Grey-rumped treeswift, Grey-sided bush warbler, Grey-sided flowerpecker, Grey-sided laughingthrush, Grey-sided scimitar babbler, Grey-sided thrush, Grey-streaked flycatcher, Grey-streaked honeyeater, Grey-striped spurfowl, Grey-tailed mountaingem, Grey-tailed piha, Grey-tailed tattler, Grey-throated babbler, Grey-throated barbet, Grey-throated chat, Grey-throated leaftosser, Grey-throated martin, Grey-throated rail, Grey-throated sunbird, Grey-throated tit-flycatcher, Grey-throated warbler, Grey-throated white-eye, Grey-winged blackbird, Grey-winged cotinga, Grey-winged francolin, Grey-winged Inca finch, Grey-winged robin-chat, Grey-winged trumpeter, Griffon vulture, Grimwood's longclaw, Groove-billed ani, Groove-billed toucanet, Grosbeak starling, Ground cuckooshrike, Ground tit, Ground woodpecker, Groundscraper thrush, Growling riflebird, Guadalcanal dwarf kingfisher, Guadalcanal honeyeater, Guadalcanal thrush, †Guadalupe caracara, Guadalupe junco, Guadalupe murrelet, Guadalupe storm petrel, Guadeloupe woodpecker, Guaiabero, Guaiquinima whitestart, Guam flycatcher, Guam kingfisher, Guam rail, Guanay cormorant, Guatemalan pygmy owl, Guatemalan tyrannulet, Guayaquil woodpecker, Guianan cock-of-the-rock, Guianan gnatcatcher, Guianan puffbird, Guianan red cotinga, Guianan schiffornis, Guianan streaked antwren, Guianan toucanet, Guianan trogon, Guianan tyrannulet, Guianan warbling antbird, Guianan woodcreeper, Guinea turaco, Guira cuckoo, Guira tanager, Güldenstädt's redstart, Gull-billed tern, Gundlach's hawk, Gunnison grouse, Gurney's eagle, Gurney's pitta, Gurney's sugarbird, Guttulate foliage-gleaner, Gyrfalcon, Hadada ibis, Hainan blue flycatcher, Hainan leaf warbler, Hainan partridge, Hainan peacock-pheasant, Hair-crested drongo, Hairy woodpecker, Hairy-backed bulbul, Hairy-breasted barbet, Hairy-crested antbird, Half-collared kingfisher, Half-collared sparrow, Hall's babbler, Halmahera boobook, Halmahera cuckooshrike, Halmahera flowerpecker, Halmahera paradise-crow, Halmahera swiftlet, Hamerkop, Hammond's flycatcher, Handsome flycatcher, Handsome fruiteater, Handsome spurfowl, Handsome sunbird, Hangnest tody-tyrant, Happy wren, Hardhead, Harlequin antbird, Harlequin duck, Harlequin quail, Harpy eagle, Harris's hawk, Harris's sparrow, Hartert's camaroptera, Hartert's leaf warbler, Hartlaub's babbler, Hartlaub's bustard, Hartlaub's duck, Hartlaub's gull, Hartlaub's spurfowl, Hartlaub's turaco, Harwood's spurfowl, Hauxwell's thrush, Hawaiʻi ʻakepa, Hawaiʻi ʻamakihi, Hawaiʻi creeper, Hawaiʻi ʻelepaio, †Hawaii mamo, †Hawaiʻi ʻōʻō, Hawaiian coot, Hawaiian crow, Hawaiian duck, Hawaiian hawk, Hawaiian petrel, Hawaiian rail, Hawfinch, Hawkins's rail, Hazel grouse, Hazel-fronted pygmy tyrant, Heard Island shag, Heart-spotted

woodpecker, Heermann's gull, Heinroth's shearwater, Hellmayr's pipit, Helmet vanga, Helmeted curassow, Helmeted friarbird, Helmeted guineafowl, Helmeted hornbill, Helmeted manakin, Helmeted myna, Helmeted pygmy tyrant, Helmeted woodpecker, Hemprich's hornbill, Hen harrier, Henderson crake, Henderson fruit dove, Henderson petrel, Henderson reed warbler, Henderson's ground jay, Henna-capped foliage-gleaner, Henna-hooded foliage-gleaner, Henslow's sparrow, Henst's goshawk, Hepatic tanager, Herald petrel, Herero chat, Hermit thrush, Hermit warbler, Hermit wood wren, Heuglin's bustard, Heuglin's masked weaver, Heuglin's spurfowl, Heuglin's wheatear, Heuglin's white-eye, Highland elaenia, Highland guan, Highland rush warbler, Highland tinamou, Hildebrandt's spurfowl, Hildebrandt's starling, Hill blue flycatcher, Hill partridge, Hill pigeon, Hill prinia, Hill swallow, Himalayan beautiful rosefinch, Himalayan black-lored tit, Himalayan bluetail, Himalayan bulbul, Himalayan buzzard, Himalayan cuckoo, Himalayan cutia, Himalayan flameback, Himalayan monal, Himalayan owl, Himalayan prinia, Himalayan quail, Himalayan rubythroat, Himalayan shortwing, Himalayan shrike-babbler, Himalayan snowcock, Himalayan swiftlet, Himalayan thrush, Himalayan vulture, Himalayan white-browed rosefinch, Himalayan woodpecker, Hinde's babbler, Hispaniolan amazon, Hispaniolan crossbill, Hispaniolan emerald, Hispaniolan lizard cuckoo, Hispaniolan nightjar, Hispaniolan oriole, Hispaniolan palm crow, Hispaniolan parakeet, Hispaniolan pewee, Hispaniolan spindalis, Hispaniolan trogon, Hispaniolan woodpecker, Hoary puffleg, Hoary-headed grebe, Hoary-throated barwing, Hoary-throated spinetail, Hoatzin, Hodgson's frogmouth, Hodgson's hawk-cuckoo, Hodgson's redstart, Hodgson's treecreeper, Hoffmann's woodpecker, Hoffmanns's woodcreeper, Hofmann's sunbird, Holub's golden weaver, Hombron's kingfisher, Honduran emerald, Honeyguide greenbul, Hood mockingbird, Hooded antpitta, Hooded berryeater, Hooded butcherbird, Hooded crane, Hooded crow, Hooded cuckooshrike, Hooded dotterel, Hooded gnateater, Hooded grebe, Hooded grosbeak, Hooded mannikin, Hooded merganser, Hooded monarch, Hooded mountain tanager, Hooded mountain toucan, Hooded oriole, Hooded parrot, Hooded pitohui, Hooded pitta, Hooded robin, Hooded siskin, Hooded tanager, Hooded tinamou, Hooded treepie, Hooded visorbearer, Hooded vulture, Hooded warbler, Hooded wheatear, Hooded whistler, Hooded yellowthroat, Hook-billed bulbul, Hook-billed hermit, Hook-billed kingfisher, Hook-billed kite, Hook-billed vanga, †Hoopoe starling, Hornbill friarbird, Hornby's storm petrel, Horned coot, Horned curassow, Horned grebe, Horned guan, Horned lark, Horned parakeet, Horned puffin, Horned screamer, Horned sungem, Horsfield's babbler, Horsfield's bronze cuckoo, Horsfield's bush lark, Horus swift, Hose's broadbill, Hose's partridge, Houbara bustard, House bunting, House crow, House finch, House sparrow, House swift, House wren, Huallaga tanager, Huayco tinamou, Hudsonian godwit, Hudsonian whimbrel, Hudson's black tyrant, Hudson's canastero, Huet's fulvetta, Huia, Humaita antbird, Humblot's flycatcher, Humblot's heron, Humblot's sunbird, Humboldt penguin, Humboldt's sapphire, Hume's bush warbler, Hume's hawk-owl, Hume's leaf warbler, Hume's short-toed lark, Hume's treecreeper, Hume's wheatear, Hume's white-eye, Hume's whitethroat, Hunstein's mannikin, Hunter's cisticola, Hunter's sunbird, Huon astrapia, Huon catbird, Huon melidectes, Hutton's shearwater, Hutton's vireo, Hyacinth macaw, Hyacinth visorbearer, Hylocitrea, Iago sparrow, Ibadan malimbe, Ibera seedeater, Iberian chiffchaff, Iberian green woodpecker, Iberian grey shrike, Iberian magpie, Ibisbill, Iceland gull, Icterine greenbul, Icterine warbler, Ihering's antwren, ʻIʻiwi, Ijima's leaf warbler, Imeri warbling antbird, Imitator goshawk, Imperial amazon, Imperial shag, Imperial snipe, Imperial woodpecker, Inaccessible Island finch, Inaccessible Island rail, Inagua woodstar, Inambari gnatcatcher, Inambari woodcreeper, Inca dove, Inca flycatcher, Inca jay, Inca tern, Inca

wren, Indian blackbird, Indian black-lored tit, Indian blue robin, Indian bush lark, Indian cormorant, Indian courser, Indian cuckoo, Indian eagle-owl, Indian golden oriole, Indian grassbird, Indian grey hornbill, Indian jungle crow, Indian nightjar, Indian nuthatch, Indian paradise flycatcher, Indian peafowl, Indian pitta, Indian pond heron, Indian robin, Indian roller, Indian scimitar babbler, Indian scops owl, Indian silverbill, Indian skimmer, Indian spot-billed duck, Indian spotted creeper, Indian spotted eagle, Indian stone-curlew, Indian swiftlet, Indian vulture, Indian white-eye, Indian yellow-nosed albatross, Indigo bunting, Indigo flowerpiercer, Indigo flycatcher, Indigo-banded kingfisher, Indigo-capped hummingbird, Indochinese barbet, Indochinese blue flycatcher, Indochinese bush lark, Indochinese cuckooshrike, Indochinese fulvetta, Indochinese green magpie, Indochinese roller, Indochinese yuhina, Indonesian honeyeater, Inland dotterel, Inland thornbill, Intermediate egret, Invisible rail, Iphis monarch, Iquitos gnatcatcher, Iraq babbler, Iringa akalat, Iriomote tit, Iris lorikeet, Isabela oriole, Isabelline bush-hen, Isabelline shrike, Isabelline wheatear, Island bronze-naped pigeon, Island imperial pigeon, Island leaf warbler, Island monarch, Island scrub jay, Island swiftlet, Island thrush, Island whistler, Islet kingfisher, Isthmian wren, Italian sparrow, Itatiaia spinetail, Itombwe flycatcher, Ituri batis, Ivory gull, Ivory-backed woodswallow, Ivory-billed aracari, Ivory-billed coucal, Ivory-billed woodcreeper, Ivory-billed woodpecker, Ivory-breasted pitta, Izu thrush, Jabiru, Jack snipe, Jackal buzzard, Jackson's hornbill, Jackson's spurfowl, Jackson's widowbird, Jacky winter, Jacobin cuckoo, Jalca tapaculo, Jamaican becard, Jamaican blackbird, Jamaican crow, Jamaican elaenia, Jamaican euphonia, Jamaican lizard cuckoo, Jamaican mango, Jamaican oriole, Jamaican owl, Jamaican petrel, Jamaican pewee, Jamaican poorwill, Jamaican spindalis, Jamaican tody, Jamaican vireo, Jamaican woodpecker, Jambandu indigobird, Jambu fruit dove, Jameson's antpecker, Jameson's firefinch, Jameson's snipe, Jameson's wattle-eye, James's flamingo, Jandaya parakeet, Jankowski's bunting, Japanese accentor, Japanese bush warbler, Japanese cormorant, Japanese green woodpecker, Japanese grosbeak, Japanese leaf warbler, Japanese murrelet, Japanese night heron, Japanese paradise flycatcher, Japanese pygmy woodpecker, Japanese quail, Japanese reed bunting, Japanese robin, Japanese scops owl, Japanese sparrowhawk, Japanese thrush, Japanese tit, Japanese wagtail, Japanese waxwing, Japanese wood pigeon, Java sparrow, Javan banded pitta, Javan blue flycatcher, Javan bush warbler, Javan cochoa, Javan cuckooshrike, Javan flameback, Javan frogmouth, Javan fulvetta, Javan green magpie, Javan hawk-eagle, Javan kingfisher, Javan lapwing, Javan munia, Javan myna, Javan owlet, Javan plover, Javan pond heron, Javan scops owl, Javan sunbird, Javan tesia, Javan trogon, Javan whistling thrush, Javan white-eye, Javan woodcock, Jelski's black tyrant, Jelski's chat-tyrant, Jerdon's babbler, Jerdon's baza, Jerdon's bush chat, Jerdon's bush lark, Jerdon's courser, Jerdon's leafbird, Jerdon's minivet, Jerdon's nightjar, Jet antbird, Jet manakin, Jobi manucode, Jocotoco antpitta, Johanna's sunbird, Johannes's tody-tyrant, Jonquil parrot, Jos Plateau indigobird, Josephine's lorikeet, Jouanin's petrel, Joyful greenbul, Juan Fernández firecrown, Juan Fernández petrel, Juan Fernández tit-tyrant, Juba weaver, Jungle babbler, Jungle bush quail, Jungle myna, Jungle nightjar, Jungle owlet, Jungle prinia, Junín canastero, Junin grebe, Junin tapaculo, Juniper titmouse, Kabobo apalis, Kadavu fantail, Kadavu honeyeater, Kaempfer's tody-tyrant, Kaempfer's woodpecker, Kagu, Kai cicadabird, Kakamega greenbul, Kakapo, †Kākāwahie, Kalahari scrub robin, Kalij pheasant, Kalinowski's chat-tyrant, Kalkadoon grasswren, †Kāmaʻo, Kamchatka leaf warbler, Kandt's waxbill, Karamoja apalis, Karoo chat, Karoo eremomela, Karoo korhaan, Karoo lark, Karoo long-billed lark, Karoo prinia,

Karoo scrub robin, Karoo thrush, Karthala scops owl, Karthala white-eye, Kashmir flycatcher, Kashmir nuthatch, Katanga masked weaver, †Kauaʻi ʻakialoa, Kauaʻi ʻamakihi, Kauaʻi ʻelepaio, Kauaʻi nukupuʻu, †Kauaʻi ʻōʻō, Kawall's amazon, Kea, Keel-billed motmot, Keel-billed toucan, Kelp goose, Kelp gull, Kemp's longbill, Kenrick's starling, Kentish plover, Kentucky warbler, Kenya sparrow, Kererū, Kerguelen petrel, Kerguelen shag, Kerguelen tern, Kermadec petrel, Kessler's thrush, Key West quail-dove, Kikau, Kikuyu white-eye, Killdeer, Kilombero weaver, Kimberley honeyeater, King bird-of-paradise, King eider, King of Saxony bird-of-paradise, King penguin, King quail, King rail, King vulture, Kinglet calyptura, Kinglet manakin, †Kioea, Kipengere seedeater, Kirk's white-eye, Kirtland's warbler, Kittlitz's murrelet, Kittlitz's plover, Klaas's cuckoo, Klages's antbird, Klages's antwren, Kloss's leaf warbler, Knobbed hornbill, Knob-billed duck, Knob-billed fruit dove, Knysna turaco, Knysna warbler, Knysna woodpecker, Koepcke's hermit, Koepcke's screech owl, Kofiau monarch, Kofiau paradise kingfisher, Koklass pheasant, Kolombangara leaf warbler, Kolombangara monarch, Kolombangara white-eye, †Kona grosbeak, Kordofan lark, Kordofan sparrow, Kori bustard, Kosrae crake, Kosrae fruit dove, †Kosrae starling, Kosrae white-eye, Kozlov's accentor, Kretschmer's longbill, Krüper's nuthatch, Kuhl's lorikeet, Kungwe apalis, Kurdish wheatear, Kurrichane thrush, La Sagra's flycatcher, La Selle thrush, †Labrador duck, Laced woodpecker, Lacrimose mountain tanager, Ladder-backed woodpecker, Ladder-tailed nightjar, Lady Amherst's pheasant, Lafresnaye's piculet, Lafresnaye's vanga, Lagden's bushshrike, Laggar falcon, Lake duck, †Lānaʻi hookbill, Lanceolated monklet, Lanceolated warbler, Lance-tailed manakin, Landana firefinch, Lanner falcon, Lapland longspur, Lappet-faced vulture, Large blue flycatcher, Large cuckooshrike, Large elaenia, Large fig parrot, Large frogmouth, Large green pigeon, Large grey babbler, Large ground finch, Large hawk-cuckoo, Large Lifou white-eye, Large niltava, Large scimitar babbler, Large scrubwren, Large tree finch, Large woodshrike, Large wren-babbler, Large-billed antwren, Large-billed crow, Large-billed gerygone, Large-billed lark, Large-billed leaf warbler, Large-billed parrotlet, Large-billed reed warbler, Large-billed scrubwren, Large-billed seed finch, Large-billed tern, Large-footed finch, Large-footed tapaculo, Large-headed flatbill, Large-spotted nutcracker, Large-tailed antshrike, Large-tailed nightjar, Lark bunting, Lark sparrow, Lark-like brushrunner, Lark-like bunting, Latham's francolin, Latham's snipe, Lattice-tailed trogon, Laughing dove, Laughing falcon, Laughing gull, Laughing kookaburra, Laughing owl, Laura's woodland warbler, Laurel pigeon, Lava gull, Lava heron, Lavender waxbill, Lawes's parotia, Lawrence's goldfinch, Lawrence's thrush, Layard's parakeet, Layard's warbler, Layard's woodcreeper, Laysan albatross, Laysan duck, Laysan finch, †Laysan honeycreeper, Laysan rail, Lazuli bunting, Lazuli kingfisher, Lazuline sabrewing, Lazy cisticola, Leach's storm petrel, Leaden antwren, Leaden flycatcher, Leaden honeyeater, Leaf lorikeet, Lear's macaw, Least auklet, Least bittern, Least flycatcher, Least grebe, Least honeyguide, Least nighthawk, Least poorwill, Least sandpiper, Least seedsnipe, Least storm petrel, Least tern, LeConte's sparrow, LeConte's thrasher, Legge's flowerpecker, Legge's hawk-eagle, Lemon dove, Lemon-bellied crombec, Lemon-bellied flyrobin, Lemon-bellied white-eye, Lemon-breasted canary, Lemon-browed flycatcher, Lemon-chested greenlet, Lemon-rumped tanager, Lemon-rumped warbler, Lemon-spectacled tanager, Lemon-throated barbet, Lemon-throated leaf warbler, Lesser adjutant, †Lesser ʻakialoa, Lesser Antillean bullfinch, Lesser Antillean flycatcher, Lesser Antillean pewee, Lesser Antillean saltator, Lesser Antillean swift, Lesser Antillean tanager, Lesser bird-of-paradise, Lesser black-backed gull, Lesser blue-eared starling, Lesser coucal, Lesser crested tern, Lesser cuckoo, Lesser

cuckooshrike, Lesser elaenia, Lesser fish eagle, Lesser flamingo, Lesser florican, Lesser frigatebird, Lesser goldfinch, Lesser grass finch, Lesser green leafbird, Lesser greenlet, Lesser grey shrike, Lesser ground cuckoo, Lesser ground robin, Lesser honeyguide, Lesser hoopoe-lark, Lesser horned owl, Lesser hornero, Lesser jacana, Lesser kestrel, Lesser kiskadee, †Lesser koa finch, Lesser masked weaver, Lesser melampitta, Lesser moorhen, Lesser necklaced laughingthrush, Lesser nighthawk, Lesser noddy, Lesser nothura, Lesser prairie chicken, Lesser racket-tailed drongo, Lesser redpoll, Lesser roadrunner, Lesser sand plover, Lesser scaup, Lesser seedcracker, Lesser short-toed lark, Lesser shortwing, Lesser shrike-tyrant, Lesser sooty owl, Lesser spotted eagle, Lesser spotted woodpecker, Lesser striped swallow, Lesser superb bird-of-paradise, Lesser swallow-tailed swift, Lesser swamp warbler, Lesser vasa parrot, Lesser violetear, Lesser wagtail-tyrant, Lesser whistling duck, Lesser white-fronted goose, Lesser whitethroat, Lesser woodcreeper, Lesser yellow-headed vulture, Lesser yellowlegs, Lesser yellownape, Lesson's motmot, Lesson's seedeater, Letitia's thorntail, Lettered aracari, Letter-winged kite, Levaillant's cisticola, Levaillant's cuckoo, Levaillant's woodpecker, Levant sparrowhawk, Lewin's honeyeater, Lewin's rail, Lewis's woodpecker, Lichtenstein's sandgrouse, Lidth's jay, Light-crowned spinetail, Light-mantled albatross, Light-vented bulbul, Lilac kingfisher, Lilac-breasted roller, Lilac-crowned amazon, Lilac-crowned fruit dove, Lilac-tailed parrotlet, Lilian's lovebird, Limestone leaf warbler, Limestone wren-babbler, Limpkin, Lina's sunbird, Lincoln's sparrow, Lineated barbet, Lineated foliage-gleaner, Lineated woodpecker, Line-cheeked spinetail, Lined antshrike, Lined forest falcon, Lined quail-dove, Lined seedeater, Line-fronted canastero, Lita woodpecker, Little auk, Little bee-eater, Little bittern, Little black cormorant, Little blue heron, Little bronze cuckoo, Little brown bustard, Little bunting, Little bustard, Little buttonquail, Little chachalaca, Little corella, Little cormorant, Little crake, Little crow, Little cuckoo, Little cuckoo-dove, Little curlew, Little eagle, Little egret, Little forktail, Little friarbird, Little grassbird, Little grebe, Little green pigeon, Little green sunbird, Little green woodpecker, Little greenbul, Little grey flycatcher, Little grey greenbul, Little grey woodpecker, Little ground tyrant, Little gull, Little hermit, Little Inca finch, Little kingfisher, Little lorikeet, Little minivet, Little nightjar, Little owl, Little paradise kingfisher, Little penguin, Little pied cormorant, Little pied flycatcher, Little raven, Little ringed plover, Little rock thrush, Little rush warbler, Little shearwater, Little slaty flycatcher, Little sparrowhawk, Little spiderhunter, Little spotted kiwi, Little stint, Little Sumba hawk-owl, Little swift, Little tern, Little thornbird, Little tinamou, Little wattlebird, Little weaver, Little wood rail, Little woodpecker, Little woodstar, Little woodswallow, Little yellow flycatcher, Littoral rock thrush, Livingstone's flycatcher, Livingstone's turaco, Lizard buzzard, Loango weaver, Locust finch, Loggerhead kingbird, Loggerhead shrike, Loja tyrannulet, Lompobattang flycatcher, Long-bearded honeyeater, Long-billed bernieria, Long-billed bush warbler, Long-billed corella, Long-billed crombec, Long-billed crow, Long-billed cuckoo, Long-billed curlew, Long-billed dowitcher, Long-billed forest warbler, Long-billed hermit, Long-billed honeyeater, Long-billed murrelet, Long-billed partridge, Long-billed pipit, Long-billed plover, Long-billed spiderhunter, Long-billed starthroat, Long-billed thrasher, Long-billed thrush, Long-billed white-eye, Long-billed woodcreeper, Long-billed wren, Long-billed wren-babbler, Long-crested eagle, Long-crested myna, Long-crested pygmy tyrant, Long-eared owl, Long-legged buzzard, Long-legged pipit, Long-legged thicketbird, Long-tailed broadbill, Long-tailed bush warbler, Long-tailed cinclodes, Long-tailed

cisticola, Long-tailed duck, Long-tailed fantail, Long-tailed finch, Long-tailed fiscal, Long-tailed glossy starling, Long-tailed ground dove, Long-tailed ground roller, Long-tailed hawk, Long-tailed hermit, Long-tailed honey buzzard, Long-tailed jaeger, Long-tailed manakin, Long-tailed meadowlark, Long-tailed minivet, Long-tailed mockingbird, Long-tailed myna, Long-tailed nightjar, Long-tailed paradigalla, Long-tailed paradise whydah, Long-tailed parakeet, Long-tailed potoo, Long-tailed reed finch, Long-tailed rosefinch, Long-tailed sabrewing, Long-tailed shrike, Long-tailed sibia, Long-tailed silky-flycatcher, Long-tailed starling, Long-tailed sylph, Long-tailed tapaculo, Long-tailed thrush, Long-tailed tit, Long-tailed triller, Long-tailed tyrant, Long-tailed widowbird, Long-tailed wood partridge, Long-tailed woodcreeper, Long-tailed woodnymph, Long-toed lapwing, Long-toed stint, Long-trained nightjar, Long-tufted screech owl, Longuemare's sunangel, Long-wattled umbrellabird, Long-whiskered owlet, Long-winged antwren, Long-winged harrier, Lord Derby's parakeet, Lord Howe gerygone, Lord Howe parakeet, Lord Howe woodhen, Lorentz's whistler, Loria's satinbird, Loten's sunbird, Louisiade flowerpecker, Louisiade pitta, Louisiade whistler, Louisiade white-eye, Louisiana waterthrush, Lovely cotinga, Lovely fairywren, Lovely sunbird, Loveridge's sunbird, Lowland akalat, Lowland masked apalis, Lowland peltops, Lowland sooty boubou, Lowland tiny greenbul, Lowland white-eye, Luapula cisticola, Lucifer sheartail, Lucy's warbler, Ludwig's bustard, Ludwig's double-collared sunbird, Lufira masked weaver, Lühder's bushshrike, Lulu's tody-flycatcher, Lunulated antbird, Luzon bleeding-heart, Luzon flameback, Luzon hawk-owl, Luzon hornbill, Luzon scops owl, Luzon striped babbler, Luzon sunbird, Luzon water redstart, Lyall's wren, Lynes's cisticola, Lyre-tailed honeyguide, Lyre-tailed nightjar, Macaroni penguin, Maccoa duck, MacGillivray's warbler, MacGregor's bowerbird, MacGregor's honeyeater, Mackinlay's cuckoo-dove, Mackinnon's shrike, Macleay's honeyeater, Macquarie parakeet, Macquarie shag, MacQueen's bustard, Madagascan blue pigeon, Madagascan buttonquail, Madagascan cisticola, Madagascan cuckoo, Madagascan cuckooshrike, Madagascan fish eagle, Madagascan flufftail, Madagascan grebe, Madagascan green pigeon, Madagascan harrier-hawk, Madagascan hoopoe, Madagascan ibis, Madagascan jacana, Madagascan lark, Madagascan magpie-robin, Madagascan mannikin, Madagascan nightjar, Madagascan owl, Madagascan partridge, Madagascan plover, Madagascan pochard, Madagascan pratincole, Madagascan pygmy kingfisher, Madagascan rail, Madagascan sandgrouse, Madagascan serpent eagle, Madagascan snipe, Madagascan sparrowhawk, Madagascan spinetail, Madagascan starling, Madagascan stonechat, Madagascan swamp warbler, Madagascan wagtail, Madagascan wood rail, Madagascan yellowbrow, Madagascar buzzard, Madagascar cuckoo-hawk, Madanga, Madarasz's tiger parrot, Madeira firecrest, Magdalena antbird, Magdalena tapaculo, Magellanic diving petrel, Magellanic oystercatcher, Magellanic penguin, Magellanic plover, Magellanic snipe, Magellanic tapaculo, Magellanic woodpecker, Magenta petrel, Magenta-throated woodstar, Maghreb lark, Maghreb magpie, Maghreb owl, Magnificent bird-of-paradise, Magnificent frigatebird, Magnificent riflebird, Magnificent sunbird, Magnolia warbler, Magpie goose, Magpie mannikin, Magpie shrike, Magpie starling, Magpie tanager, Magpie-lark, Maguari stork, Major Mitchell's cockatoo, Makatea fruit dove, Makira cicadabird, Makira dwarf kingfisher, Makira fantail, Makira flycatcher, Makira honeyeater, Makira leaf warbler, Makira starling, Makira thrush, Makira woodhen, Malabar barbet, Malabar grey hornbill, Malabar lark, Malabar pied hornbill, Malabar starling, Malabar trogon, Malabar whistling thrush, Malabar woodshrike, Malachite kingfisher, Malachite sunbird, Malagasy black swift, Malagasy brush warbler, Malagasy bulbul, Malagasy coucal, Malagasy green sunbird, Malagasy harrier, Malagasy kestrel, Malagasy kingfisher, Malagasy palm swift,

Malagasy paradise flycatcher, Malagasy pond heron, Malagasy sacred ibis, Malagasy turtle dove, Malagasy white-eye, Malaita dwarf kingfisher, Malaita fantail, Malaita white-eye, Malayan banded pitta, Malayan laughingthrush, Malayan night heron, Malayan peacock-pheasant, Malayan whistling thrush, Malaysian blue flycatcher, Malaysian crested argus, Malaysian eared nightjar, Malaysian hawk-cuckoo, Malaysian honeyguide, Malaysian partridge, Malaysian pied fantail, Malaysian plover, Maleo, Malherbe's parakeet, Mali firefinch, Malia, Malindi pipit, Mallard, Mallee emu-wren, Malleefowl, Mamberamo shrikethrush, Manchurian bush warbler, Manchurian reed warbler, Mandarin duck, Maned owl, Mangareva kingfisher, Mangareva reed warbler, Mangrove blue flycatcher, Mangrove cuckoo, Mangrove fantail, Mangrove finch, Mangrove gerygone, Mangrove golden whistler, Mangrove honeyeater, Mangrove hummingbird, Mangrove kingfisher, Mangrove pitta, Mangrove rail, Mangrove robin, Mangrove sunbird, Mangrove swallow, Mangrove vireo, Mangrove warbler, Mangrove whistler, Manicoré warbling antbird, Manipur bush quail, Manipur fulvetta, Mantanani scops owl, Mantled hawk, Manu antbird, Manu parrotlet, Manus boobook, Manus cuckooshrike, Manus dwarf kingfisher, Manus fantail, Manus friarbird, Manus masked owl, Manus monarch, Manx shearwater, Many-banded aracari, Many-colored bushshrike, Many-colored Chaco finch, Many-colored fruit dove, Many-colored rush tyrant, Many-spotted hummingbird, Many-striped canastero, Mao, Maquis canastero, Marabou stork, Maracaibo tody-flycatcher, Marail guan, Marañón crescentchest, Maranon pigeon, Marañón spinetail, Marañón thrush, Marbled duck, Marbled frogmouth, Marbled godwit, Marbled honeyeater, Marbled murrelet, Marbled wood quail, Marbled wren-babbler, Marble-faced bristle tyrant, Marcapata spinetail, Margaret's batis, Mariana crow, Mariana fruit dove, Mariana kingfisher, Mariana swiftlet, †Marianne white-eye, Marico flycatcher, Marico sunbird, Marigold lorikeet, Markham's storm petrel, Marmora's warbler, Maroon oriole, Maroon shining parrot, Maroon woodpecker, Maroon-backed accentor, Maroon-backed whistler, Maroon-bellied parakeet, Maroon-belted chat-tyrant, Maroon-breasted philentoma, Maroon-chested ground dove, Maroon-fronted parrot, Maroon-naped sunbird, Maroon-tailed parakeet, Marquesan ground dove, Marquesan imperial pigeon, Marquesan kingfisher, Marquesan monarch, Marquesan swiftlet, Marsh antwren, Marsh babbler, Marsh grassbird, Marsh owl, Marsh sandpiper, Marsh seedeater, Marsh tapaculo, Marsh tchagra, Marsh tit, Marsh warbler, Marsh widowbird, Marsh wren, Marshall's iora, Martens's warbler, Martial eagle, Martinique oriole, Marvellous spatuletail, Masafuera rayadito, Mascarene coot, Mascarene grey parakeet, Mascarene martin, Mascarene paradise flycatcher, †Mascarene parrot, Mascarene petrel, Mascarene swiftlet, Mascarene teal, Masked antpitta, Masked booby, Masked bowerbird, Masked cardinal, Masked crimson tanager, Masked duck, Masked finch, Masked finfoot, Masked flowerpiercer, Masked fruiteater, Masked gnatcatcher, Masked lapwing, Masked lark, Masked laughingthrush, Masked mountain tanager, Masked saltator, Masked shining parrot, Masked shrike, Masked tanager, Masked tityra, Masked trogon, Masked water tyrant, Masked woodswallow, Masked yellowthroat, Matinan blue flycatcher, Mato Grosso antbird, Mato Grosso swift, Matsudaira's storm petrel, Maui ʻakepa, Maui ʻalauahio, Maui nukupuʻu, Maui parrotbill, †Maui Nui ʻakialoa, †Mauke starling, Maupiti monarch, Mauritius blue pigeon, Mauritius bulbul, Mauritius cuckooshrike, Mauritius fody, Mauritius grey white-eye, Mauritius kestrel, Mauritius night heron, Mauritius olive white-eye, Mauritius owl, Mauritius sheldgoose, Maxwell's black weaver, Mayan antthrush, Mayotte drongo, Mayotte scops owl, Mayotte sunbird, Mayotte white-eye, Mayr's forest rail, Mayr's honeyeater, Mayr's swiftlet, Mbulu white-eye, McConnell's flycatcher, McConnell's spinetail, McGregor's cuckooshrike, McKay's bunting, Meadow bunting, Meadow pipit, Mediterranean flycatcher, Mediterranean gull,

Medium ground finch, Medium tree finch, Meek's lorikeet, Meek's pygmy parrot, Mees's nightjar, Mees's white-eye, Mekong wagtail, Melancholy woodpecker, Melanesian flycatcher, Melanesian kingfisher, Melanesian megapode, Melanesian thicketbird, Melanesian whistler, Meller's duck, Melodious babbler, Melodious blackbird, Melodious lark, Melodious warbler, Menetries's warbler, Mentawai scops owl, Merida brushfinch, Mérida flowerpiercer, Mérida sunangel, Mérida tapaculo, Mérida wren, Merlin, Metallic pigeon, Metallic starling, Metallic-green tanager, Metallic-winged sunbird, Meves's starling, Mewing kingfisher, Mexican cacique, Mexican chickadee, Mexican duck, Mexican hermit, Mexican jay, Mexican parrotlet, Mexican sheartail, Mexican violetear, Mexican whip-poor-will, Mexican woodnymph, Meyer's friarbird, Meyer's goshawk, Meyer's parrot, Micronesian imperial pigeon, Micronesian megapode, Micronesian myzomela, Micronesian starling, Middendorff's grasshopper warbler, Middle American screech owl, Middle spotted woodpecker, Midget flowerpecker, Mid-mountain berrypecker, Mikado pheasant, Military macaw, Milky stork, Millerbird, Mimic honeyeater, Minahassa masked owl, Minas Gerais tyrannulet, Mindanao bleeding-heart, Mindanao blue fantail, Mindanao brown dove, Mindanao hawk-owl, Mindanao hornbill, Mindanao lorikeet, Mindanao miniature babbler, Mindanao pygmy babbler, Mindanao racket-tail, Mindanao scops owl, Mindanao white-eye, Mindoro bleeding-heart, Mindoro bulbul, Mindoro hawk-owl, Mindoro hornbill, Mindoro imperial pigeon, Mindoro racket-tail, Mindoro scops owl, Minute hermit, Miombo blue-eared starling, Miombo pied barbet, Miombo rock thrush, Miombo scrub robin, Miombo tit, Miombo wren-warbler, Mishana tyrannulet, Mississippi kite, Mistle thrush, Mistletoe tyrannulet, Mistletoebird, Mitred parakeet, Mocking cliff chat, Modest tiger parrot, Moheli brush warbler, Moheli bulbul, Moheli scops owl, Moltoni's warbler, Moluccan cuckoo, Moluccan cuckooshrike, Moluccan drongo-cuckoo, Moluccan dwarf kingfisher, Moluccan flycatcher, Moluccan goshawk, Moluccan hanging parrot, Moluccan king parrot, Moluccan masked owl, Moluccan megapode, Moluccan monarch, Moluccan owlet-nightjar, Moluccan scops owl, Moluccan starling, Moluccan woodcock, Mombasa woodpecker, Mongolian finch, Mongolian lark, Mongolian short-toed lark, Monk parakeet, Monotonous lark, Montagu's harrier, Montane foliage-gleaner, Montane nightjar, Montane racket-tail, Montane tiny greenbul, Montane widowbird, Montane woodcreeper, Monte yellow finch, Monteiro's bushshrike, Monteiro's hornbill, Monteiro's storm petrel, Montezuma oropendola, Montezuma quail, Montserrat oriole, †Moorea reed warbler, Moorea sandpiper, Moorland chat, Moorland francolin, Moreau's sunbird, Morelet's seedeater, Moreno's ground dove, Morepork, Morningbird, Morotai white-eye, Mosque swallow, Moss-backed tanager, Mossy-nest swiftlet, Mottle-backed elaenia, Mottle-breasted honeyeater, Mottle-cheeked tyrannulet, Mottled berryhunter, Mottled duck, Mottled flowerpecker, Mottled owl, Mottled petrel, Mottled piculet, Mottled spinetail, Mottled swift, Mottled wood owl, Mount Cameroon speirops, Mount Cameroon spurfowl, Mount Kupe bushshrike, Mount Victoria babax, Mountain avocetbill, Mountain bamboo partridge, Mountain barbet, Mountain blackeye, Mountain bluebird, Mountain bulbul, Mountain buzzard, Mountain caracara, Mountain chickadee, Mountain chiffchaff, Mountain elaenia, Mountain firetail, Mountain fulvetta, Mountain greenbul, Mountain hawk-eagle, Mountain honeyeater, Mountain illadopsis, Mountain imperial pigeon, Mountain kingfisher, Mountain leaf warbler, Mountain masked apalis, Mountain mouse-warbler, Mountain myzomela, Mountain oriole, Mountain owlet-nightjar, Mountain parakeet, Mountain peacock-pheasant, Mountain peltops, Mountain pipit, Mountain plover, Mountain pygmy owl, Mountain quail, Mountain robin, Mountain robin-chat, Mountain saw-wing, Mountain scops owl, Mountain serin, Mountain serpent eagle, Mountain shrike, Mountain sooty boubou, Mountain starling, Mountain swiftlet, Mountain tailorbird,

Mountain thornbill, Mountain thrush, Mountain trogon, Mountain velvetbreast, Mountain wagtail, Mountain wheatear, Mountain wren, Mountain wren-babbler, Mountain yellow warbler, Mourning collared dove, Mourning dove, Mourning sierra finch, Mourning warbler, Mourning wheatear, Mouse-colored antshrike, Mouse-colored thistletail, Mouse-colored tyrannulet, Mouse-coloured penduline tit, Mouse-coloured tapaculo, Moussier's redstart, Moustached antpitta, Moustached antwren, Moustached babbler, Moustached barbet, Moustached brushfinch, Moustached flowerpiercer, Moustached grass warbler, Moustached hawk-cuckoo, Moustached kingfisher, Moustached laughingthrush, Moustached puffbird, Moustached tinkerbird, Moustached treeswift, Moustached turca, Moustached warbler, Moustached woodcreeper, Moustached wren, Mrs. Gould's sunbird, Mrs. Hume's pheasant, Mugimaki flycatcher, Mulga parrot, Multicoloured tanager, Munchique wood wren, Murphy's petrel, Muscovy duck, Musician wren, Musk duck, Musk lorikeet, Mussau fantail, Mussau monarch, Mussau triller, Mute swan, Myrtle warbler, Nacunda nighthawk, Naga wren-babbler, Nahan's partridge, Naked-faced barbet, Naked-faced spiderhunter, Namaqua dove, Namaqua sandgrouse, Namaqua warbler, Namuli apalis, Nanday parakeet, Nankeen kestrel, Nankeen night heron, Napo sabrewing, Narcissus flycatcher, Narcondam hornbill, Naretha bluebonnet, Narina trogon, Nariño tapaculo, Narrow-billed antwren, Narrow-billed tody, Narrow-billed woodcreeper, Narrow-tailed emerald, Narrow-tailed starling, Nashville warbler, Natal spurfowl, Natewa silktail, Natterer's slaty antshrike, Naumann's thrush, Naung Mung scimitar babbler, Nauru reed warbler, Nava's wren, Nazca booby, Neblina metaltail, Neblina tapaculo, Nechisar nightjar, Necklaced barbet, Necklaced spinetail, Neddicky, Needle-billed hermit, Neergaard's sunbird, Negros bleeding-heart pigeon, Negros fruit dove, Negros leaf warbler, Negros scops owl, Negros striped babbler, Nelicourvi weaver, Nelson's sparrow, Nene, Neotropic cormorant, Neotropical palm swift, Nepal cupwing, Nepal fulvetta, Nepal house martin, Neumann's starling, Neumann's warbler, New Britain boobook, New Britain bronzewing, New Britain dwarf kingfisher, New Britain friarbird, New Britain goshawk, New Britain pitta, New Britain sparrowhawk, New Britain thicketbird, New Caledonian crow, New Caledonian cuckooshrike, New Caledonian friarbird, New Caledonian lorikeet, New Caledonian myzomela, New Caledonian nightjar, New Caledonian owlet-nightjar, New Caledonian parakeet, New Caledonian rail, New Caledonian thicketbird, New Caledonian whistler, New Georgia dwarf kingfisher, New Guinea bronzewing, New Guinea flightless rail, New Guinea friarbird, New Guinea scrubfowl, New Guinea thornbill, New Guinea woodcock, New Holland honeyeater, New Ireland boobook, New Ireland dwarf kingfisher, New Ireland friarbird, New Ireland myzomela, New Zealand bellbird, New Zealand bittern, New Zealand dotterel, New Zealand falcon, New Zealand fantail, New Zealand fernbird, New Zealand grebe, New Zealand kaka, New Zealand king shag, †New Zealand merganser, New Zealand quail, New Zealand rock wren, New Zealand scaup, New Zealand storm petrel, Newell's shearwater, Newton's parakeet, Newton's sunbird, Niam-Niam parrot, Nias hill myna, Niau kingfisher, Nicaraguan grackle, Nicaraguan seed finch, Niceforo's wren, Nicholson's pipit, Nicobar bulbul, Nicobar imperial pigeon, Nicobar jungle flycatcher, Nicobar megapode, Nicobar parakeet, Nicobar pigeon, Nicobar scops owl, Nicobar sparrowhawk, Night parrot, Nightingale Island finch, Nightingale reed warbler, Nihoa finch, Nile Valley sunbird, Nilgiri blue robin, Nilgiri flowerpecker, Nilgiri flycatcher, Nilgiri laughingthrush, Nilgiri pipit, Nilgiri thrush, Nilgiri wood pigeon, Nimba flycatcher, Nkulengu rail, Noble snipe, Nocturnal curassow, Noisy friarbird, Noisy miner, Noisy pitta, Noisy scrubbird, Nonggang babbler, Nordmann's greenshank, Norfolk gerygone, †Norfolk ground dove, Norfolk kaka, Norfolk parakeet, Norfolk robin, Noronha elaenia, Noronha vireo, North Island brown kiwi, North

Island kōkako, †North Island piopio, North Island robin, North Island saddleback, North Island snipe, †North Island takahē, North Melanesian cuckooshrike, North Moluccan pitta, North Solomons dwarf kingfisher, Northern bald ibis, Northern barred woodcreeper, Northern beardless tyrannulet, Northern bentbill, Northern black flycatcher, Northern black korhaan, Northern bobwhite, Northern boobook, Northern brownbul, Northern brown-throated weaver, Northern cardinal, Northern carmine bee-eater, Northern cassowary, Northern catbird, Northern chestnut-tailed antbird, Northern crombec, Northern dark newtonia, Northern double-collared sunbird, Northern fantail, Northern fiscal, Northern flicker, Northern fulmar, Northern gannet, Northern giant petrel, Northern golden bulbul, Northern goshawk, Northern grey-headed sparrow, Northern grosbeak-canary, Northern harrier, Northern hawk-owl, Northern jacana, Northern lapwing, Northern Marquesan reed warbler, Northern masked weaver, Northern mealy amazon, Northern mockingbird, Northern mountain cacique, Northern nightingale-wren, Northern parula, Northern pied babbler, Northern pintail, Northern potoo, Northern puffback, Northern pygmy owl, Northern red bishop, Northern red-billed hornbill, Northern rockhopper penguin, Northern rosella, Northern rough-winged swallow, Northern royal albatross, Northern royal flycatcher, Northern saw-whet owl, Northern schiffornis, Northern screamer, Northern scrub flycatcher, Northern scrub robin, Northern shoveler, Northern shrike, Northern silvery kingfisher, Northern slaty antshrike, Northern tufted flycatcher, Northern variable pitohui, Northern waterthrush, Northern wheatear, Northern white-crowned shrike, Northern white-crowned tapaculo, Northern white-faced owl, Northern white-fringed antwren, Northern yellow white-eye, Nubian bustard, Nubian nightjar, Nubian woodpecker, Nuku Hiva monarch, Nullarbor quail-thrush, Numfor leaf warbler, Numfor paradise kingfisher, Nuthatch vanga, Nuttall's woodpecker, Nutting's flycatcher, Nyanza swift, †Oʻahu ʻakepa, †Oʻahu ʻakialoa, Oʻahu ʻalauahio, Oʻahu ʻamakihi, Oʻahu ʻelepaio, †Oʻahu nukupuʻu, †Oʻahu ʻōʻō, Oak titmouse, Oasis hummingbird, Oaxaca hummingbird, Oaxaca sparrow, Obbia lark, Oberholser's fruit dove, Oberländer's ground thrush, Obi paradise-crow, Obscure berrypecker, Obscure honeyeater, Oceanic flycatcher, Ocellated antbird, Ocellated crake, Ocellated piculet, Ocellated poorwill, Ocellated quail, Ocellated tapaculo, Ocellated thrasher, Ocellated turkey, Ocellated woodcreeper, Ochraceous attila, Ochraceous bulbul, Ochraceous pewee, Ochraceous piculet, Ochraceous wren, Ochraceous-breasted flycatcher, Ochre oriole, Ochre-backed woodpecker, Ochre-bellied boobook, Ochre-bellied dove, Ochre-bellied flycatcher, Ochre-breasted antpitta, Ochre-breasted brushfinch, Ochre-breasted catbird, Ochre-breasted foliage-gleaner, Ochre-breasted pipit, Ochre-breasted tanager, Ochre-browed thistletail, Ochre-cheeked spinetail, Ochre-collared monarch, Ochre-collared piculet, Ochre-faced tody-flycatcher, Ochre-flanked tapaculo, Ochre-fronted antpitta, Ochre-lored flatbill, Ochre-marked parakeet, Ochre-naped ground tyrant, Ochre-rumped antbird, Ochre-striped antpitta, Oilbird, Okarito kiwi, Okinawa rail, Okinawa woodpecker, Oleaginous hemispingus, Olivaceous elaenia, Olivaceous flatbill, Olivaceous flycatcher, Olivaceous greenlet, Olivaceous piculet, Olivaceous piha, Olivaceous siskin, Olivaceous thornbill, Olivaceous woodcreeper, Olive bee-eater, Olive bulbul, Olive bushshrike, Olive finch, Olive flyrobin, Olive honeyeater, Olive ibis, Olive long-tailed cuckoo, Olive manakin, Olive oropendola, Olive sparrow, Olive spinetail, Olive straightbill, Olive sunbird, Olive tanager, Olive thrush, Olive tufted flycatcher, Olive warbler, Olive whistler, Olive woodpecker, Olive-backed euphonia, Olive-backed flowerpecker, Olive-backed foliage-gleaner, Olive-backed oriole, Olive-backed pipit, Olive-backed quail-dove, Olive-backed sunbird, Olive-backed tailorbird, Olive-backed tanager, Olive-backed woodcreeper, Olive-backed woodpecker,

Olive-bellied sunbird, Olive-breasted greenbul, Olive-brown oriole, Olive-capped flowerpecker, Olive-capped warbler, Olive-chested flycatcher, Olive-colored white-eye, Olive-crowned crescentchest, Olive-crowned flowerpecker, Olive-crowned yellowthroat, Olive-faced flatbill, Olive-flanked ground robin, Olive-green camaroptera, Olive-green tanager, Olive-green tyrannulet, Olive-headed greenbul, Olive-headed lorikeet, Olive-headed weaver, Olive-sided flycatcher, Olive-spotted hummingbird, Olive-striped flycatcher, Olive-throated parakeet, Olive-tree warbler, Olive-winged bulbul, Olomaʻo, Olrog's cinclodes, Olrog's gull, Olson's petrel, Omani owl, ʻŌmaʻo, One-colored becard, Opal-crowned manakin, Opal-crowned tanager, Opal-rumped tanager, Opalton grasswren, Orange bullfinch, Orange chat, Orange fruit dove, Orange ground thrush, Orange minivet, Orange oriole, Orange River francolin, Orange River white-eye, Orange weaver, Orange-backed troupial, Orange-backed woodpecker, Orange-banded flycatcher, Orange-bellied antwren, Orange-bellied euphonia, Orange-bellied flowerpecker, Orange-bellied fruit dove, Orange-bellied leafbird, Orange-bellied manakin, Orange-bellied parrot, Orange-billed babbler, Orange-billed lorikeet, Orange-billed nightingale-thrush, Orange-billed sparrow, Orange-breasted bunting, Orange-breasted bushshrike, Orange-breasted falcon, Orange-breasted fig parrot, Orange-breasted fruiteater, Orange-breasted green pigeon, Orange-breasted laughingthrush, Orange-breasted sunbird, Orange-breasted thornbird, Orange-breasted trogon, Orange-breasted waxbill, Orange-browed hemispingus, Orange-cheeked honeyeater, Orange-cheeked parrot, Orange-cheeked waxbill, Orange-chinned parakeet, Orange-collared manakin, Orange-crested flycatcher, Orange-crested manakin, Orange-crowned euphonia, Orange-crowned fairywren, Orange-crowned oriole, Orange-crowned warbler, Orange-eared tanager, Orange-eyed flatbill, Orange-eyed thornbird, Orange-footed scrubfowl, Orange-fronted barbet, Orange-fronted fruit dove, Orange-fronted hanging parrot, Orange-fronted parakeet, Orange-fronted plushcrown, Orange-fronted yellow finch, Orange-headed tanager, Orange-headed thrush, Orange-necked partridge, Orangequit, Orange-sided thrush, Orange-spotted bulbul, Orange-throated sunangel, Orange-throated tanager, Orange-tufted spiderhunter, Orange-tufted sunbird, Orange-winged amazon, Orange-winged pytilia, Orchard oriole, Oriental bay owl, Oriental cuckoo, Oriental darter, Oriental dollarbird, Oriental dwarf kingfisher, Oriental hobby, Oriental magpie, Oriental magpie-robin, Oriental pied hornbill, Oriental plover, Oriental pratincole, Oriental reed warbler, Oriental scops owl, Oriental skylark, Oriental stork, Oriental turtle dove, Oriente warbler, Orinoco goose, Orinoco piculet, Orinoco saltator, Orinoco softtail, Oriole blackbird, Oriole finch, Oriole warbler, Oriole whistler, Ornate flycatcher, Ornate fruit dove, Ornate hawk-eagle, Ornate lorikeet, Ornate melidectes, Ornate stipplethroat, Ornate tinamou, Ortolan bunting, Otago shag, †ʻŌʻū, Oustalet's sunbird, Oustalet's tyrannulet, Outcrop sabrewing, Ouvea parakeet, Ovambo sparrowhawk, Ovenbird, Owston's tit, Pacific antwren, Pacific baza, Pacific black duck, Pacific elaenia, Pacific emerald dove, Pacific flatbill, Pacific golden plover, Pacific gull, Pacific hornero, Pacific imperial pigeon, Pacific kingfisher, Pacific koel, Pacific long-tailed cuckoo, Pacific loon, Pacific parakeet, Pacific parrotlet, Pacific pygmy owl, Pacific reef heron, Pacific robin, Pacific royal flycatcher, Pacific screech owl, Pacific swallow, Pacific swift, Pacific tuftedcheek, Pacific wren, Pacific-slope flycatcher, Paddyfield pipit, Paddyfield warbler, Pagan reed warbler, Paint-billed crake, Painted bunting, Painted bush quail, Painted buttonquail, Painted finch, Painted francolin, Painted honeyeater, Painted manakin, Painted parakeet, Painted quail-thrush, Painted sandgrouse, Painted spurfowl, Painted stork, Painted tiger parrot, Painted tody-flycatcher, Painted whitestart, Palani laughingthrush, Palau bush warbler, Palau

cicadabird, Palau fantail, Palau flycatcher, Palau fruit dove, Palau ground dove, Palau nightjar, Palau owl, Palau swiftlet, Palawan blue flycatcher, Palawan bulbul, Palawan drongo, Palawan flowerpecker, Palawan flycatcher, Palawan frogmouth, Palawan hornbill, Palawan peacock-pheasant, Palawan scops owl, Palawan striped babbler, Palawan tit, Pale batis, Pale baywing, Pale blue flycatcher, Pale chanting goshawk, Pale cicadabird, Pale crag martin, Pale flycatcher, Pale martin, Pale mountain pigeon, Pale prinia, Pale rockfinch, Pale rosefinch, Pale spiderhunter, Pale thrush, Pale white-eye, Pale-bellied hermit, Pale-bellied mourner, Pale-bellied myna, Pale-bellied tapaculo, Pale-bellied tyrant-manakin, Pale-bellied white-eye, Pale-billed antpitta, Pale-billed flowerpecker, Pale-billed hornbill, Pale-billed parrotbill, Pale-billed scrubwren, Pale-billed sicklebill, Pale-billed woodpecker, Pale-blue monarch, Pale-breasted illadopsis, Pale-breasted spinetail, Pale-breasted thrush, Pale-browed tinamou, Pale-browed treehunter, Pale-capped pigeon, Pale-chinned blue flycatcher, Pale-crested woodpecker, Pale-crowned cisticola, Pale-edged flycatcher, Pale-eyed blackbird, Pale-eyed pygmy tyrant, Pale-eyed thrush, Pale-faced bare-eye, Pale-faced bulbul, Pale-footed bush warbler, Pale-footed swallow, Pale-fronted nigrita, Pale-headed brushfinch, Pale-headed jacamar, Pale-headed munia, Pale-headed rosella, Pale-headed woodpecker, Pale-legged hornero, Pale-legged leaf warbler, Pale-legged warbler, Pale-mandibled aracari, Pale-naped brushfinch, Pale-olive greenbul, Pale-rumped swift, Pale-shouldered cicadabird, Palestine sunbird, Pale-tailed barbthroat, Pale-tailed canastero, Pale-throated wren-babbler, Pale-tipped inezia, Pale-vented bush-hen, Pale-vented pigeon, Pale-vented thrush, Pale-winged starling, Pale-winged trumpeter, Pale-yellow robin, Palila, Pallas's fish eagle, Pallas's grasshopper warbler, Pallas's gull, Pallas's leaf warbler, Pallas's reed bunting, Pallas's rosefinch, Pallas's sandgrouse, Pallid cuckoo, Pallid dove, Pallid harrier, Pallid honeyguide, Pallid scops owl, Pallid spinetail, Pallid swift, Palm cockatoo, Palm crow, Palm lorikeet, Palm tanager, Palm warbler, Palmchat, Palm-nut vulture, Pampa finch, Pampas meadowlark, Pampas pipit, Panamanian flycatcher, Panamanian tyrannulet, Panay striped babbler, Pander's ground jay, Pangani longclaw, Pantepui thrush, Paperbark flycatcher, Papuan babbler, Papuan black myzomela, Papuan boobook, Papuan dwarf kingfisher, Papuan eagle, Papuan frogmouth, Papuan grassbird, Papuan harrier, Papuan hawk-owl, Papuan king parrot, Papuan logrunner, Papuan lorikeet, Papuan mountain pigeon, Papuan nightjar, Papuan parrotfinch, Papuan pitta, Papuan scrub robin, Papuan scrubwren, Papuan sittella, Papuan spine-tailed swift, Papuan treecreeper, Papuan whipbird, Papuan white-eye, Papyrus canary, Papyrus gonolek, Papyrus yellow warbler, Para foliage-gleaner, Para gnatcatcher, Paradise drongo, Paradise jacamar, Paradise parrot, Paradise riflebird, Paradise shelduck, Paradise tanager, Parakeet auklet, Paramillo tapaculo, Paramo ground tyrant, Paramo pipit, Paramo seedeater, Paramo tapaculo, Parasitic jaeger, Pardusco, Paria brushfinch, Paria whitestart, Parker's antbird, Parker's spinetail, Parodi's hemispingus, Parrot crossbill, Parrot-billed seedeater, Parrot-billed sparrow, Partridge pigeon, Passenger pigeon, Patagonian canastero, Patagonian forest earthcreeper, Patagonian mockingbird, Patagonian sierra finch, Patagonian tinamou, Patagonian tyrant, Patagonian yellow finch, Pauraque, Pavonine cuckoo, Pavonine quetzal, Peaceful dove, Peach-fronted parakeet, Peacock coquette, Pearl kite, Pearl-bellied white-eye, Pearl-breasted swallow, Pearled treerunner, Pearl-spotted owlet, Pearly antshrike, Pearly parakeet, Pearly-bellied seedeater, Pearly-breasted conebill, Pearly-breasted cuckoo, Pearly-eyed thrasher, Pearly-vented tody-tyrant, Pechora pipit, Pectoral antwren, Pectoral sandpiper, Pectoral sparrow, Pectoral-patch cisticola, Peg-billed finch, Pelagic cormorant, Peleng fantail, Peleng leaf

warbler, Pel's fishing owl, Pelzeln's tody-tyrant, Pemba green pigeon, Pemba scops owl, Pemba sunbird, Pemba white-eye, Penan bulbul, Pennant-winged nightjar, Père David's owl, Père David's snowfinch, Père David's tit, Peregrine falcon, Perijá brushfinch, Perijá metaltail, Perijá tapaculo, Perijá thistletail, Pernambuco foliage-gleaner, Pernambuco pygmy owl, Perplexing scrubwren, Persian shearwater, Peruvian antpitta, Peruvian booby, Peruvian diving petrel, Peruvian martin, Peruvian meadowlark, Peruvian pelican, Peruvian piedtail, Peruvian pipit, Peruvian plantcutter, Peruvian racket-tail, Peruvian recurvebill, Peruvian seaside cinclodes, Peruvian sheartail, Peruvian sierra finch, Peruvian tern, Peruvian thick-knee, Peruvian treehunter, Peruvian tyrannulet, Peruvian warbling antbird, Peruvian wren, Pesquet's parrot, Petit's cuckooshrike, Pfrimer's parakeet, Phainopepla, Pharaoh eagle-owl, Pheasant coucal, Pheasant cuckoo, Pheasant pigeon, Pheasant-tailed jacana, Philadelphia vireo, Philby's partridge, Philippa's crombec, Philippine bulbul, Philippine bush warbler, Philippine coucal, Philippine cuckoo-dove, Philippine drongo-cuckoo, Philippine duck, Philippine dwarf kingfisher, Philippine eagle, Philippine eagle-owl, Philippine fairy-bluebird, Philippine falconet, Philippine frogmouth, Philippine green pigeon, Philippine hanging parrot, Philippine hawk-cuckoo, Philippine hawk-eagle, Philippine honey buzzard, Philippine leaf warbler, Philippine leafbird, Philippine magpie-robin, Philippine megapode, Philippine nightjar, Philippine oriole, Philippine pied fantail, Philippine pitta, Philippine pygmy woodpecker, Philippine scops owl, Philippine serpent eagle, Philippine spine-tailed swift, Philippine swamphen, Philippine swiftlet, Philippine tailorbird, Philippine trogon, Phoenix petrel, Piapiac, Picazuro pigeon, Pictorella mannikin, Picui ground dove, Pied avocet, Pied bush chat, Pied butcherbird, Pied crow, Pied cuckoo-dove, Pied cuckooshrike, Pied currawong, Pied falconet, Pied goshawk, Pied harrier, Pied heron, Pied honeyeater, Pied imperial pigeon, Pied kingfisher, Pied monarch, Pied myna, Pied oystercatcher, Pied plover, Pied puffbird, Pied shrike-babbler, Pied starling, Pied stilt, Pied thrush, Pied triller, Pied water tyrant, Pied wheatear, Pied-billed grebe, Pied-crested tit-tyrant, Pied-winged swallow, Pigeon guillemot, Pileated flycatcher, Pileated parrot, Pileated woodpecker, Pilotbird, Pincoya storm petrel, Pine bunting, Pine flycatcher, Pine grosbeak, Pine siskin, Pine warbler, Pink pigeon, Pink robin, Pink-backed pelican, Pink-bellied imperial pigeon, Pink-billed lark, Pink-billed parrotfinch, Pink-breasted lark, Pink-browed rosefinch, Pink-eared duck, Pink-footed goose, Pink-footed puffback, Pink-footed shearwater, Pink-headed duck, Pink-headed fruit dove, Pink-headed imperial pigeon, Pink-headed warbler, Pink-legged graveteiro, Pink-legged rail, Pink-necked green pigeon, Pink-rumped rosefinch, Pink-spotted fruit dove, Pink-throated becard, Pink-throated brilliant, Pink-throated twinspot, Pinnated bittern, Pinon's imperial pigeon, Pinsker's hawk-eagle, Pin-striped tit-babbler, Pin-tailed green pigeon, Pin-tailed manakin, Pin-tailed parrotfinch, Pin-tailed sandgrouse, Pin-tailed snipe, Pin-tailed whydah, Pinto's spinetail, Pinyon jay, Piping bellbird, Piping crow, Piping hornbill, Piping plover, Pipipi, Piratic flycatcher, Pirre bush tanager, Pirre hummingbird, Pirre warbler, Pitcairn reed warbler, Pitt shag, Pitta-like ground roller, Piura chat-tyrant, Piura hemispingus, Placid greenbul, Plain antvireo, Plain bush-hen, Plain chachalaca, Plain flowerpecker, Plain gerygone, Plain greenbul, Plain honeyeater, Plain inezia, Plain laughingthrush, Plain leaf warbler, Plain mountain finch, Plain nightjar, Plain parakeet, Plain pigeon, Plain prinia, Plain softtail, Plain sunbird, Plain swift, Plain thornbird, Plain white-eye, Plain xenops, Plain-backed antpitta, Plain-backed pipit, Plain-backed sparrow, Plain-backed sunbird, Plain-bellied emerald, Plain-breasted ground dove, Plain-breasted hawk, Plain-breasted

piculet, Plain-brown woodcreeper, Plain-capped starthroat, Plain-colored seedeater, Plain-colored tanager, Plain-crested elaenia, Plain-crowned spinetail, Plain-flanked rail, Plain-mantled tit-spinetail, Plain-pouched hornbill, Plains-wanderer, Plain-tailed nighthawk, Plain-tailed warbling finch, Plain-tailed wren, Plain-throated antwren, Plaintive cuckoo, Plain-winged antshrike, Plain-winged antwren, Plain-winged woodcreeper, Planalto foliage-gleaner, Planalto hermit, Planalto slaty antshrike, Planalto tapaculo, Planalto tyrannulet, Planalto woodcreeper, Plate-billed mountain toucan, Pleske's ground jay, Plumbeous antbird, Plumbeous antvireo, Plumbeous euphonia, Plumbeous forest falcon, Plumbeous hawk, Plumbeous ibis, Plumbeous kite, Plumbeous pigeon, Plumbeous rail, Plumbeous seedeater, Plumbeous sierra finch, Plumbeous tyrant, Plumbeous vireo, Plumbeous warbler, Plumbeous water redstart, Plumbeous-backed thrush, Plumbeous-crowned tyrannulet, Plumed guineafowl, Plumed whistling duck, Plume-toed swiftlet, Plum-faced lorikeet, Plum-headed finch, Plum-headed parakeet, Plum-throated cotinga, Plushcap, Plush-crested jay, Pohnpei cicadabird, Pohnpei fantail, Pohnpei flycatcher, Pohnpei kingfisher, Pohnpei lorikeet, Pohnpei starling, Point-tailed palmcreeper, Pollen's vanga, Polynesian ground dove, Polynesian imperial pigeon, Polynesian starling, Polynesian storm petrel, Polynesian triller, Polynesian wattled honeyeater, Pomarine jaeger, Pompadour cotinga, †Poʻouli, Powerful owl, Powerful woodpecker, Prairie falcon, Prairie warbler, Predicted antwren, Preuss's cliff swallow, Preuss's weaver, Prevost's ground sparrow, Prigogine's double-collared sunbird, Prigogine's greenbul, Prigogine's nightjar, Princess parrot, Príncipe seedeater, Príncipe speirops, Principe starling, Príncipe sunbird, Príncipe thrush, Príncipe weaver, Príncipe white-eye, Pringle's puffback, Pririt batis, Prong-billed barbet, Protea canary, Prothonotary warbler, Providence petrel, Providencia vireo, Przevalski's finch, Przevalski's nuthatch, Przevalski's parrotbill, Przevalski's partridge, Przevalski's redstart, Puaiohi, Puerto Rican amazon, Puerto Rican bullfinch, Puerto Rican emerald, Puerto Rican flycatcher, Puerto Rican lizard cuckoo, Puerto Rican nightjar, Puerto Rican oriole, Puerto Rican owl, Puerto Rican parakeet, Puerto Rican spindalis, Puerto Rican tanager, Puerto Rican tody, Puerto Rican vireo, Puerto Rican woodpecker, Puff-backed bulbul, Puff-backed honeyeater, Puff-throated babbler, Puff-throated bulbul, Pulitzer's longbill, Puna canastero, Puna ground tyrant, Puna ibis, Puna miner, Puna pipit, Puna plover, Puna snipe, Puna tapaculo, Puna teal, Puna thistletail, Puna tinamou, Puna yellow finch, Purple cochoa, Purple finch, Purple gallinule, Purple grenadier, Purple heron, Purple honeycreeper, Purple indigobird, Purple martin, Purple needletail, Purple quail-dove, Purple roller, Purple sandpiper, Purple starling, Purple sunbird, Purple-backed fairywren, Purple-backed sunbeam, Purple-backed thornbill, Purple-banded sunbird, Purple-bearded bee-eater, Purple-bellied lory, Purple-bibbed whitetip, Purple-breasted cotinga, Purple-breasted sunbird, Purple-capped fruit dove, Purple-chested hummingbird, Purple-collared woodstar, Purple-crested turaco, Purple-crowned fairy, Purple-crowned fairywren, Purple-crowned lorikeet, Purple-crowned plovercrest, Purple-gaped honeyeater, Purple-headed starling, Purple-naped lory, Purple-naped sunbird, Purple-rumped sunbird, Purple-tailed imperial pigeon, Purple-throated carib, Purple-throated cotinga, Purple-throated cuckooshrike, Purple-throated euphonia, Purple-throated fruitcrow, Purple-throated mountaingem, Purple-throated sunangel, Purple-throated sunbird, Purple-throated woodstar, Purple-winged ground dove, Purple-winged roller, Purplish jacamar, Purplish jay, Purplish-backed jay, Purplish-backed quail-dove, Purplish-mantled tanager, Purus jacamar, Puvel's illadopsis, Pycroft's petrel, Pygmy antwren, Pygmy batis, Pygmy bushtit, Pygmy cormorant, Pygmy cuckooshrike, Pygmy cupwing, Pygmy eagle, Pygmy falcon,

Pygmy flowerpecker, Pygmy flycatcher, Pygmy hanging parrot, Pygmy longbill, Pygmy lorikeet, Pygmy nightjar, Pygmy nuthatch, Pygmy palm swift, Pygmy sunbird, Pygmy swiftlet, Pygmy white-eye, Pyrrhuloxia, Quailfinch, Quailfinch indigobird, Quail-plover, Quebracho crested tinamou, Rachel's malimbe, Racket-tailed coquette, Racket-tailed roller, Racket-tailed treepie, Radde's accentor, Radde's warbler, Radjah shelduck, Raffles's malkoha, Raggiana bird-of-paradise, Raiatea parakeet, Rail-babbler, Raimondi's yellow finch, Rain quail, Rainbow bee-eater, Rainbow lorikeet, Rainbow pitta, Rainbow starfrontlet, Rainbow-bearded thornbill, Rainforest scops owl, Raja Ampat pitohui, Rajah scops owl, Rand's warbler, Ranongga white-eye, Rapa fruit dove, Rapa shearwater, Rarotonga monarch, Rarotonga starling, Raso lark, Ratchet-tailed treepie, Rattling cisticola, Razorbill, Razor-billed curassow, Recurve-billed bushbird, Red avadavat, Red bird-of-paradise, Red collared dove, Red crossbill, Red fody, Red fox sparrow, Red goshawk, Red junglefowl, Red kite, Red knot, Red lark, Red lory, Red myzomela, Red owl, Red phalarope, Red pileated finch, Red rail, Red satinbird, Red Sea cliff swallow, Red shoveler, Red siskin, Red spurfowl, Red tanager, Red warbler, Red wattlebird, Red-and-black grosbeak, Red-and-black thrush, Red-and-blue lory, Red-and-green macaw, Red-and-white antpitta, Red-and-white crake, Red-and-white spinetail, Red-and-yellow barbet, Red-backed buttonquail, Red-backed fairywren, Red-backed flameback, Red-backed kingfisher, Red-backed mannikin, Red-backed mousebird, Red-backed shrike, Red-backed sierra finch, Red-backed thrush, Red-banded flowerpecker, Red-banded fruiteater, Red-bearded bee-eater, Red-bellied fruit dove, Red-bellied grackle, Red-bellied macaw, Red-bellied malimbe, Red-bellied paradise flycatcher, Red-bellied parrot, Red-bellied woodpecker, Red-billed blue magpie, Red-billed brushturkey, Red-billed buffalo weaver, Red-billed chough, Red-billed curassow, Red-billed dwarf hornbill, Red-billed emerald, Red-billed firefinch, Red-billed ground cuckoo, Red-billed helmetshrike, Red-billed leiothrix, Red-billed malkoha, Red-billed oxpecker, Red-billed parrot, Red-billed partridge, Red-billed pied tanager, Red-billed pigeon, Red-billed pytilia, Red-billed quelea, Red-billed scimitar babbler, Red-billed scythebill, Red-billed spurfowl, Red-billed starling, Red-billed streamertail, Red-billed teal, Red-billed tropicbird, Red-billed tyrannulet, Red-billed woodcreeper, Red-breasted chat, Red-breasted coua, Red-breasted flycatcher, Red-breasted goose, Red-breasted meadowlark, Red-breasted merganser, Red-breasted nuthatch, Red-breasted paradise kingfisher, Red-breasted parakeet, Red-breasted partridge, Red-breasted pygmy parrot, Red-breasted sapsucker, Red-breasted swallow, Red-breasted wheatear, Red-browed amazon, Red-browed finch, Red-browed pardalote, Red-browed treecreeper, Red-capped cardinal, Red-capped coua, Red-capped crombec, Red-capped flowerpecker, Red-capped forest warbler, Red-capped lark, Red-capped manakin, Red-capped myzomela, Red-capped parrot, Red-capped plover, Red-capped robin, Red-capped robin-chat, Red-cheeked cordon-bleu, Red-cheeked parrot, Red-cheeked wattle-eye, Red-chested buttonquail, Red-chested cuckoo, Red-chested flufftail, Red-chested goshawk, Red-chested owlet, Red-chested sunbird, Red-chested swallow, Red-chinned lorikeet, Red-cockaded woodpecker, Red-collared babbler, Red-collared lorikeet, Red-collared myzomela, Red-collared widowbird, Red-collared woodpecker, Red-cowled cardinal, Red-crested cardinal, Red-crested cotinga, Red-crested korhaan, Red-crested pochard, Red-crested turaco, Red-crowned amazon, Red-crowned ant tanager, Red-crowned barbet, Red-crowned crane, Red-crowned malimbe, Red-crowned parakeet, Red-crowned woodpecker, Reddish egret, Reddish hermit, Reddish scops owl, Reddish-winged bare-eye, Red-eared firetail, Red-eared fruit dove, Red-eared parrotfinch, Red-eyed dove, Red-eyed puffback, Red-eyed vireo, Red-faced barbet, Red-faced cisticola, Red-faced cormorant, Red-faced

crimsonwing, Red-faced crombec, Red-faced guan, Red-faced liocichla, Red-faced malkoha, Red-faced mousebird, Red-faced parrot, Red-faced spinetail, Red-faced warbler, Red-faced woodland warbler, Red-fan parrot, Red-flanked bluetail, Red-flanked lorikeet, Red-footed booby, Red-footed falcon, Red-fronted antpecker, Red-fronted barbet, Red-fronted coot, Red-fronted coua, Red-fronted lorikeet, Red-fronted macaw, Red-fronted parrot, Red-fronted parrotlet, Red-fronted prinia, Red-fronted rosefinch, Red-fronted serin, Red-fronted tinkerbird, Red-gartered coot, Redhead, Red-headed barbet, Red-headed bluebill, Red-headed bullfinch, Red-headed bunting, Red-headed finch, Red-headed flameback, Red-headed lovebird, Red-headed malimbe, Red-headed manakin, Red-headed myzomela, Red-headed parrotfinch, Red-headed quelea, Red-headed tanager, Red-headed trogon, Red-headed vulture, Red-headed weaver, Red-headed woodpecker, Red-hooded tanager, Red-keeled flowerpecker, Red-kneed dotterel, Red-knobbed coot, Red-knobbed imperial pigeon, Red-legged cormorant, Red-legged crake, Red-legged honeycreeper, Red-legged kittiwake, Red-legged partridge, Red-legged seriema, Red-legged thrush, Red-legged tinamou, Red-lored amazon, Red-lored whistler, Red-mantled rosefinch, Red-masked parakeet, Red-moustached fruit dove, Red-naped bushshrike, Red-naped fruit dove, Red-naped ibis, Red-naped sapsucker, Red-naped trogon, Red-necked amazon, Red-necked aracari, Red-necked avocet, Red-necked buzzard, Red-necked crake, Red-necked falcon, Red-necked grebe, Red-necked nightjar, Red-necked phalarope, Red-necked spurfowl, Red-necked stint, Red-necked tanager, Red-necked woodpecker, Red-pate cisticola, Red-ruffed fruitcrow, Red-rumped bush tyrant, Red-rumped cacique, Red-rumped parrot, Red-rumped swallow, Red-rumped tinkerbird, Red-rumped wheatear, Red-rumped woodpecker, Red-shouldered blackbird, Red-shouldered cuckooshrike, Red-shouldered hawk, Red-shouldered macaw, Red-shouldered spinetail, Red-shouldered tanager, Red-shouldered vanga, Red-spectacled amazon, Red-stained woodpecker, Red-tailed amazon, Red-tailed ant thrush, Red-tailed black cockatoo, Red-tailed bristlebill, Red-tailed comet, Red-tailed greenbul, Red-tailed hawk, Red-tailed laughingthrush, Red-tailed leaflove, Red-tailed minla, Red-tailed newtonia, Red-tailed shrike, Red-tailed tropicbird, Red-tailed vanga, Red-tailed wheatear, Red-thighed sparrowhawk, Redthroat, Red-throated alethe, Red-throated ant tanager, Red-throated barbet, Red-throated bee-eater, Red-throated caracara, Red-throated cliff swallow, Red-throated loon, Red-throated lorikeet, Red-throated parakeet, Red-throated parrotfinch, Red-throated piping guan, Red-throated pipit, Red-throated sunbird, Red-throated thrush, Red-throated tit, Red-throated twinspot, Red-throated wryneck, Red-vented barbet, Red-vented bulbul, Red-vented cockatoo, Red-vented malimbe, Red-vested myzomela, Red-wattled lapwing, Red-whiskered bulbul, Redwing, Red-winged blackbird, Red-winged fairywren, Red-winged francolin, Red-winged grey warbler, Red-winged lark, Red-winged laughingthrush, Red-winged parrot, Red-winged prinia, Red-winged pytilia, Red-winged starling, Red-winged tinamou, Red-winged wood rail, Reed cormorant, Reed parrotbill, Reeves's pheasant, Regal sunbird, Regent bowerbird, Regent honeyeater, Regent parrot, Regent whistler, Reichard's seedeater, Reichenbach's sunbird, Reichenow's batis, Reichenow's seedeater, Reischek's parakeet, Reiser's tyrannulet, Relict gull, Rennell fantail, Rennell parrot, Rennell shrikebill, Rennell starling, Rennell whistler, Rennell white-eye, Resplendent quetzal, Restinga tyrannulet, Restless flycatcher, Retz's helmetshrike, Réunion bulbul, Réunion cuckooshrike, Réunion grey white-eye, Réunion harrier, Réunion ibis, †Réunion kestrel, †Réunion night heron, Réunion olive white-eye, †Réunion owl, †Réunion rail, †Réunion sheldgoose, Réunion stonechat, Rhinoceros auklet, Rhinoceros hornbill, Ribbon-tailed astrapia, Richard's pipit, Ridgetop swiftlet, Ridgway's hawk, Ridgway's rail, Rifleman, Rimatara reed warbler, Ring ouzel,

Ring-billed gull, Ringed antpipit, Ringed kingfisher, Ringed teal, Ringed warbling finch, Ringed woodpecker, Ring-necked dove, Ring-necked duck, Ring-necked francolin, Ring-tailed pigeon, Rinjani scops owl, Rio Branco antbird, Rio de Janeiro antbird, Rio de Janeiro antwren, Rio Madeira stipplethroat, Rio Negro gnatcatcher, Río Orinoco spinetail, Rio Suno antwren, Riparian antbird, River lapwing, River prinia, River tern, River tyrannulet, River warbler, Riverbank warbler, Riverside tyrant, Riverside wren, Rivoli's hummingbird, Roadside hawk, Roberts's warbler, Robin accentor, †Robust white-eye, Robust woodpecker, Rock bunting, Rock bush quail, Rock dove, Rock earthcreeper, Rock firefinch, Rock kestrel, Rock martin, Rock parrot, Rock partridge, Rock pratincole, Rock ptarmigan, Rock sandpiper, Rock shag, Rock sparrow, Rock tapaculo, Rock wren, Rockefeller's sunbird, Rock-loving cisticola, Rockrunner, Rockwarbler, Rodrigues fody, Rodrigues night heron, Rodrigues owl, Rodrigues parrot, Rodrigues pigeon, Rodrigues rail, Rodrigues solitaire, †Rodrigues starling, Rodrigues warbler, Roll's partridge, Romblon hawk-owl, Rondônia bushbird, Rondonia warbling antbird, Rondonia woodcreeper, Rook, Roraiman antbird, Roraiman antwren, Roraiman barbtail, Roraiman flycatcher, Roraiman nightjar, Roraiman warbler, Rose robin, Roseate spoonbill, Roseate tern, Rose-bellied bunting, Rose-breasted chat, Rose-breasted grosbeak, Rose-collared piha, Rose-crowned fruit dove, Rose-crowned parakeet, Rose-faced parrot, Rose-fronted parakeet, Rose-ringed parakeet, Rose-throated becard, Rose-throated tanager, Ross's goose, Ross's gull, Ross's turaco, Rosy bee-eater, Rosy minivet, Rosy pipit, Rosy starling, Rosy thrush-tanager, Rosy-billed pochard, Rosy-faced lovebird, Rosy-patched bushshrike, Rosy-throated longclaw, Rota white-eye, Rote boobook, Rote leaf warbler, Rote myzomela, Rothschild's swift, Rotuma myzomela, Rouget's rail, Rough-crested malkoha, Rough-legged buzzard, Rough-legged tyrannulet, Round-tailed manakin, Roviana rail, Royal cinclodes, Royal parrotfinch, Royal penguin, Royal spoonbill, Royal sunangel, Royal tern, Ruaha chat, Rubeho akalat, Rubeho forest partridge, Rubeho warbler, Ruby-cheeked sunbird, Ruby-crowned kinglet, Ruby-crowned tanager, Ruby-throated bulbul, Ruby-throated hummingbird, Ruby-throated myzomela, Ruby-topaz hummingbird, Rück's blue flycatcher, Rudd's apalis, Rudd's lark, Ruddy crake, Ruddy cuckoo-dove, Ruddy duck, Ruddy foliage-gleaner, Ruddy ground dove, Ruddy kingfisher, Ruddy pigeon, Ruddy quail-dove, Ruddy shelduck, Ruddy spinetail, Ruddy tody-flycatcher, Ruddy treerunner, Ruddy turnstone, Ruddy woodcreeper, Ruddy-breasted crake, Ruddy-breasted seedeater, Ruddy-capped nightingale-thrush, Ruddy-headed goose, Ruddy-tailed flycatcher, Rufescent antshrike, Rufescent darkeye, Rufescent imperial pigeon, Rufescent prinia, Rufescent screech owl, Rufescent tiger heron, Ruff, Ruffed grouse, Rufous antpitta, Rufous babbler, Rufous bristlebird, Rufous casiornis, Rufous chatterer, Rufous cisticola, Rufous coucal, Rufous crab hawk, Rufous fantail, Rufous fieldwren, Rufous fishing owl, Rufous flycatcher, Rufous gnateater, Rufous grasswren, Rufous hawk-cuckoo, Rufous hornbill, Rufous hornero, Rufous hummingbird, Rufous monarch, Rufous motmot, Rufous mourner, Rufous nightjar, Rufous owl, Rufous paradise flycatcher, Rufous piculet, Rufous piha, Rufous potoo, Rufous sabrewing, Rufous scrubbird, Rufous shrikethrush, Rufous sibia, Rufous songlark, Rufous spinetail, Rufous treecreeper, Rufous treepie, Rufous twistwing, Rufous vanga, Rufous whistler, Rufous woodpecker, Rufous wren, Rufous-and-white wren, Rufous-backed antvireo, Rufous-backed fantail, Rufous-backed honeyeater, Rufous-backed Inca finch, Rufous-backed sibia, Rufous-backed stipplethroat, Rufous-backed thrush, Rufous-backed wren, Rufous-banded honeyeater, Rufous-banded miner, Rufous-banded owl, Rufous-bellied antwren, Rufous-bellied bush tyrant, Rufous-bellied chachalaca, Rufous-bellied eagle, Rufous-bellied euphonia, Rufous-bellied helmetshrike, Rufous-bellied heron,

Rufous-bellied kookaburra, Rufous-bellied mountain tanager, Rufous-bellied nighthawk, Rufous-bellied niltava, Rufous-bellied seedsnipe, Rufous-bellied swallow, Rufous-bellied thrush, Rufous-bellied tit, Rufous-bellied triller, Rufous-bellied woodpecker, Rufous-booted racket-tail, Rufous-breasted accentor, Rufous-breasted antpitta, Rufous-breasted antthrush, Rufous-breasted bush robin, Rufous-breasted chat-tyrant, Rufous-breasted flycatcher, Rufous-breasted hermit, Rufous-breasted leaftosser, Rufous-breasted piculet, Rufous-breasted sabrewing, Rufous-breasted sparrowhawk, Rufous-breasted spinetail, Rufous-breasted warbling finch, Rufous-breasted wood quail, Rufous-breasted wren, Rufous-browed conebill, Rufous-browed flycatcher, Rufous-browed hemispingus, Rufous-browed peppershrike, Rufous-browed tyrannulet, Rufous-browed wren, Rufous-brown solitaire, Rufous-capped antshrike, Rufous-capped antthrush, Rufous-capped babbler, Rufous-capped brushfinch, Rufous-capped lark, Rufous-capped motmot, Rufous-capped nunlet, Rufous-capped spinetail, Rufous-capped thornbill, Rufous-capped warbler, Rufous-cheeked laughingthrush, Rufous-cheeked nightjar, Rufous-cheeked tanager, Rufous-chested flycatcher, Rufous-chested plover, Rufous-chested tanager, Rufous-chinned laughingthrush, Rufous-collared kingfisher, Rufous-collared sparrow, Rufous-collared thrush, Rufous-crested coquette, Rufous-crested tanager, Rufous-crowned antpitta, Rufous-crowned babbler, Rufous-crowned elaenia, Rufous-crowned emu-wren, Rufous-crowned eremomela, Rufous-crowned greenlet, Rufous-crowned laughingthrush, Rufous-crowned sparrow, Rufous-crowned tody-flycatcher, Rufous-eared brushfinch, Rufous-eared warbler, Rufous-faced antbird, Rufous-faced antpitta, Rufous-faced crake, Rufous-faced warbler, Rufous-fronted antthrush, Rufous-fronted babbler, Rufous-fronted bushtit, Rufous-fronted laughingthrush, Rufous-fronted parakeet, Rufous-fronted prinia, Rufous-fronted tailorbird, Rufous-fronted thornbird, Rufous-fronted wood quail, Rufous-gaped hillstar, Rufous-gorgeted flycatcher, Rufous-headed chachalaca, Rufous-headed ground roller, Rufous-headed parrotbill, Rufous-headed pygmy tyrant, Rufous-headed robin, Rufous-headed tailorbird, Rufous-headed tanager, Rufous-headed woodpecker, Rufous-legged owl, Rufous-lored tyrannulet, Rufous-naped bellbird, Rufous-naped greenlet, Rufous-naped ground tyrant, Rufous-naped lark, Rufous-naped tit, Rufous-necked foliage-gleaner, Rufous-necked hornbill, Rufous-necked laughingthrush, Rufous-necked puffbird, Rufous-necked snowfinch, Rufous-necked sparrowhawk, Rufous-necked wood rail, Rufous-rumped antwren, Rufous-rumped foliage-gleaner, Rufous-rumped lark, Rufous-rumped seedeater, Rufous-shafted woodstar, Rufous-sided broadbill, Rufous-sided crake, Rufous-sided gerygone, Rufous-sided honeyeater, Rufous-sided pygmy tyrant, Rufous-sided warbling finch, Rufous-tailed antbird, Rufous-tailed antthrush, Rufous-tailed attila, Rufous-tailed babbler, Rufous-tailed fantail, Rufous-tailed flatbill, Rufous-tailed flycatcher, Rufous-tailed foliage-gleaner, Rufous-tailed hawk, Rufous-tailed hummingbird, Rufous-tailed jacamar, Rufous-tailed jungle flycatcher, Rufous-tailed lark, Rufous-tailed palm thrush, Rufous-tailed plantcutter, Rufous-tailed robin, Rufous-tailed scrub robin, Rufous-tailed shama, Rufous-tailed stipplethroat, Rufous-tailed tailorbird, Rufous-tailed tyrant, Rufous-tailed weaver, Rufous-tailed xenops, Rufous-thighed hawk, Rufous-thighed kite, Rufous-throated antbird, Rufous-throated bronze cuckoo, Rufous-throated dipper, Rufous-throated flycatcher, Rufous-throated fulvetta, Rufous-throated honeyeater, Rufous-throated partridge, Rufous-throated sapphire, Rufous-throated solitaire, Rufous-throated tanager, Rufous-throated wren-babbler, Rufous-vented chachalaca, Rufous-vented grass babbler, Rufous-vented ground cuckoo, Rufous-vented laughingthrush, Rufous-vented niltava, Rufous-vented paradise flycatcher, Rufous-vented tapaculo, Rufous-vented tit, Rufous-vented whitetip, Rufous-vented yuhina, Rufous-webbed brilliant, Rufous-webbed bush

tyrant, Rufous-winged antshrike, Rufous-winged antwren, Rufous-winged buzzard, Rufous-winged cisticola, Rufous-winged fulvetta, Rufous-winged ground cuckoo, Rufous-winged illadopsis, Rufous-winged philentoma, Rufous-winged sparrow, Rufous-winged sunbird, Rufous-winged tanager, Rufous-winged tyrannulet, Rufous-winged woodpecker, Running coua, Rüppell's black chat, Rüppell's korhaan, Rüppell's parrot, Rüppell's robin-chat, Rüppell's starling, Rüppell's vulture, Rüppell's warbler, Rüppell's weaver, Ruspoli's turaco, Russet antshrike, Russet bush warbler, Russet nightingale-thrush, Russet sparrow, Russet-backed jungle flycatcher, Russet-backed oropendola, Russet-bellied spinetail, Russet-capped tesia, Russet-crowned crake, Russet-crowned motmot, Russet-crowned quail-dove, Russet-crowned warbler, Russet-mantled softtail, Russet-naped wood rail, Russet-tailed thrush, Russet-throated puffbird, Russet-winged schiffornis, Russet-winged spadebill, Rust-and-yellow tanager, Rustic bunting, Rusty blackbird, Rusty bush lark, Rusty flowerpiercer, Rusty laughingthrush, Rusty mouse-warbler, Rusty pitohui, Rusty sparrow, Rusty thicketbird, Rusty tinamou, Rusty whistler, Rusty-backed antwren, Rusty-backed monjita, Rusty-backed spinetail, Rusty-barred owl, Rusty-bellied brushfinch, Rusty-bellied shortwing, Rusty-belted tapaculo, Rusty-breasted antpitta, Rusty-breasted cuckoo, Rusty-breasted nunlet, Rusty-breasted whistler, Rusty-breasted wren-babbler, Rusty-browed warbling finch, Rusty-capped fulvetta, Rusty-capped kingfisher, Rusty-cheeked scimitar babbler, Rusty-collared seedeater, Rusty-crowned babbler, Rusty-crowned ground sparrow, Rusty-crowned tit-spinetail, Rusty-faced parrot, Rusty-flanked crake, Rusty-flanked treecreeper, Rusty-fronted barwing, Rusty-fronted canastero, Rusty-fronted tody-flycatcher, Rusty-headed spinetail, Rusty-margined flycatcher, Rusty-margined guan, Rusty-naped pitta, Rusty-necked piculet, Rusty-tailed flycatcher, Rusty-throated wren-babbler, Rusty-tinged antpitta, Rusty-vented canastero, Rusty-winged barbtail, Rusty-winged starling, Rwenzori apalis, Rwenzori batis, Rwenzori double-collared sunbird, Rwenzori hill babbler, Rwenzori turaco, Ryukyu minivet, Ryukyu robin, Ryūkyū scops owl, Ryukyu wood pigeon, Sabine's gull, Sabine's puffback, Sabine's spinetail, Sabota lark, Sacred kingfisher, Sad flycatcher, Saddle-billed stork, Saffron finch, Saffron siskin, Saffron toucanet, Saffron-billed sparrow, Saffron-cowled blackbird, Saffron-crested tyrant-manakin, Saffron-crowned tanager, Saffron-headed parrot, Sage thrasher, Sagebrush sparrow, Sahel bush sparrow, Sahel paradise whydah, †Saint Helena crake, †Saint Helena cuckoo, †Saint Helena hoopoe, †Saint Helena petrel, Saint Helena plover, †Saint Helena rail, Saint Lucia amazon, Saint Lucia black finch, Saint Lucia oriole, Saint Lucia warbler, Saint Vincent amazon, Saipan reed warbler, Sakalava rail, Sakalava weaver, Saker falcon, Sakhalin grasshopper warbler, Sakhalin leaf warbler, Salim Ali's swift, Salinas monjita, Salmon-crested cockatoo, Saltmarsh sparrow, Salvadori's antwren, Salvadori's eremomela, Salvadori's fig parrot, Salvadori's nightjar, Salvadori's pheasant, Salvadori's seedeater, Salvadori's teal, Salvin's albatross, Salvin's curassow, Salvin's prion, Samar hornbill, Samoan fantail, Samoan flycatcher, Samoan starling, Samoan triller, Samoan whistler, Samoan white-eye, Samoan woodhen, San Andres vireo, San Blas jay, †San Cristóbal flycatcher, San Cristóbal mockingbird, Sand lark, Sand martin, Sand partridge, Sand-coloured nighthawk, Sanderling, Sandhill crane, Sandstone shrikethrush, Sandwich tern, Sandy gallito, Sandy scops owl, Sanford's sea eagle, Sanford's white-eye, Sangihe hanging parrot, Sangihe pitta, Sangihe scops owl, Sangihe shrikethrush, Sangihe white-eye, Sangkar white-eye, Santa Cruz ground dove, Santa Cruz shrikebill, Santa Cruz white-eye, Santa Marta antbird, Santa Marta antpitta, Santa Marta blossomcrown, Santa Marta brushfinch, Santa Marta bush tyrant, Santa Marta foliage-gleaner, Santa Marta mountain tanager, Santa Marta parakeet,

Santa Marta sabrewing, Santa Marta screech owl, Santa Marta tapaculo, Santa Marta warbler, Santa Marta woodstar, Santa Marta wren, Santarem parakeet, Sao Francisco black tyrant, São Francisco sparrow, São Paulo tyrannulet, São Tomé fiscal, São Tomé green pigeon, São Tomé grosbeak, São Tomé ibis, São Tomé olive pigeon, São Tomé oriole, São Tomé paradise flycatcher, São Tomé prinia, São Tomé scops owl, São Tomé shorttail, São Tomé spinetail, São Tomé thrush, São Tomé weaver, São Tomé white-eye, Sapayoa, Sapphire flycatcher, Sapphire quail-dove, Sapphire-bellied hummingbird, Sapphire-rumped parrotlet, Sapphire-spangled emerald, Sapphire-throated hummingbird, Sapphire-vented puffleg, Sardinian warbler, Sarus crane, Sassi's olive greenbul, Satanic nightjar, Satin bowerbird, Satin flycatcher, Satin swiftlet, Saturnine antshrike, Satyr tragopan, Saunders's gull, Saunders's tern, Savanna hawk, Savanna nightjar, Savannah sparrow, Savile's bustard, Savi's warbler, Saw-billed hermit, Saxaul sparrow, Sayaca tanager, Say's phoebe, Scale-crested pygmy tyrant, Scaled antbird, Scaled antpitta, Scaled chachalaca, Scaled dove, Scaled flowerpiercer, Scaled fruiteater, Scaled ground cuckoo, Scaled metaltail, Scaled piculet, Scaled pigeon, Scaled quail, Scaled spinetail, Scaled woodcreeper, Scale-feathered malkoha, Scale-throated earthcreeper, Scale-throated hermit, Scallop-breasted antpitta, Scalloped antbird, Scalloped woodcreeper, Scaly babbler, Scaly chatterer, Scaly ground roller, Scaly laughingthrush, Scaly spurfowl, Scaly thrush, Scaly-bellied woodpecker, Scaly-breasted bulbul, Scaly-breasted cupwing, Scaly-breasted honeyeater, Scaly-breasted hummingbird, Scaly-breasted illadopsis, Scaly-breasted kingfisher, Scaly-breasted lorikeet, Scaly-breasted munia, Scaly-breasted thrasher, Scaly-breasted woodpecker, Scaly-crowned babbler, Scaly-crowned honeyeater, Scaly-feathered weaver, Scaly-headed parrot, Scaly-naped amazon, Scaly-naped pigeon, Scaly-sided merganser, Scaly-throated foliage-gleaner, Scaly-throated honeyguide, Scaly-throated leaftosser, Scarce swift, Scarlet finch, Scarlet flycatcher, Scarlet ibis, Scarlet macaw, Scarlet minivet, Scarlet myzomela, Scarlet robin, Scarlet tanager, Scarlet-and-white tanager, Scarlet-backed flowerpecker, Scarlet-backed woodpecker, Scarlet-banded barbet, Scarlet-bellied mountain tanager, Scarlet-breasted dacnis, Scarlet-breasted flowerpecker, Scarlet-breasted fruit dove, Scarlet-breasted fruiteater, Scarlet-browed tanager, Scarlet-chested parrot, Scarlet-chested sunbird, Scarlet-collared flowerpecker, Scarlet-crowned barbet, Scarlet-faced liocichla, Scarlet-fronted parakeet, Scarlet-headed blackbird, Scarlet-headed flowerpecker, Scarlet-hooded barbet, Scarlet-horned manakin, Scarlet-rumped cacique, Scarlet-rumped tanager, Scarlet-rumped trogon, Scarlet-shouldered parrotlet, Scarlet-thighed dacnis, Scarlet-throated tanager, Scarlet-tufted sunbird, Schalow's turaco, Scheepmaker's crowned pigeon, Schlegel's asity, Schlegel's francolin, Schneider's pitta, Schwartz's antthrush, Scimitar-billed woodcreeper, Scimitar-winged piha, Scintillant hummingbird, Scissor-tailed flycatcher, Scissor-tailed hummingbird, Scissor-tailed kite, Scissor-tailed nightjar, Sclater's antwren, Sclater's crowned pigeon, Sclater's lark, Sclater's monal, Sclater's myzomela, Sclater's nightingale-thrush, Sclater's tyrannulet, Sclater's whistler, Sclater's wren, Scopoli's shearwater, Scottish crossbill, Scott's oriole, Screaming cowbird, Screaming piha, Scribble-tailed canastero, Scripps's murrelet, Scrub blackbird, Scrub euphonia, Scrub greenlet, Scrub honeyeater, Scrub tanager, Scrubtit, Seaside sparrow, Secretarybird, Sedge warbler, Sedge wren, See-see partridge, Selva cacique, Semicollared flycatcher, Semicollared hawk, Semicollared puffbird, Semipalmated plover, Semipalmated sandpiper, Semiplumbeous hawk, Semper's warbler, Senegal batis, Senegal coucal, Senegal eremomela, Senegal lapwing, Senegal parrot, Senegal thick-knee, Sennar penduline tit, Sentinel rock thrush, Sepia-brown wren, Sepia-capped flycatcher, Sepik-Ramu

shrikethrush, Seram boobook, Seram bush warbler, Seram friarbird, Seram golden bulbul, Seram honeyeater, Seram imperial pigeon, Seram masked owl, Seram mountain pigeon, Seram swiftlet, Seram thrush, Seram white-eye, Serendib scops owl, Serra antwren, Serra do Mar tyrannulet, Serra do Mar tyrant-manakin, Serra finch, Seven-colored tanager, Seychelles black parrot, Seychelles blue pigeon, Seychelles bulbul, Seychelles fody, Seychelles kestrel, Seychelles magpie-robin, Seychelles paradise flycatcher, Seychelles parakeet, Seychelles scops owl, Seychelles sunbird, Seychelles swiftlet, Seychelles warbler, Seychelles white-eye, Shade bush warbler, Shaft-tailed whydah, Sharp-beaked ground finch, Sharpbill, Sharp-billed canastero, Sharp-billed treehunter, Sharpe's akalat, Sharpe's apalis, Sharpe's drongo, Sharpe's greenbul, Sharpe's longclaw, Sharpe's rosefinch, Sharpe's starling, Sharp-shinned hawk, Sharp-tailed grass tyrant, Sharp-tailed grouse, Sharp-tailed ibis, Sharp-tailed sandpiper, Sharp-tailed starling, Sharp-tailed streamcreeper, Shear-tailed grey tyrant, Shelley's crimsonwing, Shelley's eagle-owl, Shelley's francolin, Shelley's greenbul, Shelley's oliveback, Shelley's sparrow, Shelley's starling, Shelley's sunbird, Shikra, Shining bronze cuckoo, Shining drongo, Shining flycatcher, Shining honeycreeper, Shining sunbeam, Shining sunbird, Shining-blue kingfisher, Shining-green hummingbird, Shiny cowbird, Shiny whistling thrush, Shoebill, Shore plover, Short-bearded honeyeater, Short-billed canastero, Short-billed dowitcher, Short-billed honeycreeper, Short-billed leaftosser, Short-billed miner, Short-billed minivet, Short-billed pigeon, Short-billed pipit, Short-clawed lark, Short-crested coquette, Short-crested flycatcher, Short-crested monarch, Short-eared owl, Short-legged ground roller, Short-tailed albatross, Short-tailed antthrush, Short-tailed babbler, Short-tailed emerald, Short-tailed field tyrant, Short-tailed finch, Short-tailed grasswren, Short-tailed hawk, Short-tailed lark, Short-tailed nighthawk, Short-tailed paradigalla, Short-tailed parrot, Short-tailed parrotbill, Short-tailed pipit, Short-tailed pygmy tyrant, Short-tailed scimitar babbler, Short-tailed shearwater, Short-tailed starling, Short-tailed swift, Short-tailed woodstar, Short-toed coucal, Short-toed rock thrush, Short-toed snake eagle, Short-toed treecreeper, Short-winged cisticola, Shovel-billed kookaburra, Shrike-like tanager, Shy albatross, Shy heathwren, Siamese fireback, Siamese partridge, Siau pitta, Siau scops owl, Siberian accentor, Siberian blue robin, Siberian crane, Siberian grouse, Siberian jay, Siberian nuthatch, Siberian rubythroat, Siberian stonechat, Siberian thrush, Sibilant sirystes, Sichuan bush warbler, Sichuan jay, Sichuan leaf warbler, Sichuan partridge, Sichuan thrush, Sichuan tit, Sichuan treecreeper, Sickle-billed vanga, Sickle-winged chat, Sickle-winged guan, Sickle-winged nightjar, Sick's swift, Sierra Leone prinia, Sierra Madre ground warbler, Sierra Madre sparrow, Sierra Nevada brushfinch, Sierran elaenia, Sikkim treecreeper, Sikkim wedge-billed babbler, Silky-tailed nightjar, Sillem's mountain finch, Silver gull, Silver oriole, Silver pheasant, Silver teal, Silver-backed butcherbird, Silver-backed needletail, Silver-backed tanager, Silver-beaked tanager, Silverbird, Silver-breasted broadbill, Silver-capped fruit dove, Silver-crowned friarbird, Silver-eared honeyeater, Silver-eared laughingthrush, Silver-eared mesia, Silvered antbird, Silvereye, Silver-rumped spinetail, Silver-throated bushtit, Silver-throated tanager, Silver-tipped imperial pigeon, Silvery grebe, Silvery pigeon, Silvery-cheeked antshrike, Silvery-cheeked hornbill, Silvery-flanked antwren, Silvery-fronted tapaculo, Silvery-throated jay, Silvery-throated spinetail, Simeulue parrot, Simeulue scops owl, Simple greenbul, Sinai rosefinch, Sinaloa crow, Sinaloa martin, Sinaloa wren, Sincorá antwren, Sind sparrow, Sind woodpecker, Singing bush lark, Singing cisticola, Singing honeyeater, Singing quail, Singing starling, Sinú parakeet, Sira barbet, Sira

curassow, Sira tanager, Sirkeer malkoha, Sjöstedt's barred owlet, Sjöstedt's greenbul, Sladen's barbet, Slate-colored antbird, Slate-colored boubou, Slate-colored fox sparrow, Slate-colored hawk, Slate-colored solitaire, Slate-coloured grosbeak, Slate-coloured seedeater, Slate-throated gnatcatcher, Slate-throated whitestart, Slaty antwren, Slaty becard, Slaty bristlefront, Slaty brushfinch, Slaty bunting, Slaty cuckooshrike, Slaty egret, Slaty elaenia, Slaty finch, Slaty flowerpiercer, Slaty gnateater, Slaty monarch, Slaty robin, Slaty spinetail, Slaty tanager, Slaty vireo, Slaty-backed chat-tyrant, Slaty-backed flycatcher, Slaty-backed forest falcon, Slaty-backed forktail, Slaty-backed gull, Slaty-backed hemispingus, Slaty-backed jungle flycatcher, Slaty-backed nightingale-thrush, Slaty-backed thornbill, Slaty-backed thrush, Slaty-bellied tesia, Slaty-blue flycatcher, Slaty-breasted rail, Slaty-breasted tinamou, Slaty-breasted wood rail, Slaty-capped flycatcher, Slaty-capped shrike-vireo, Slaty-crowned antpitta, Slaty-headed longbill, Slaty-headed parakeet, Slaty-headed tody-flycatcher, Slaty-legged crake, Slaty-mantled goshawk, Slaty-tailed trogon, Slaty-winged foliage-gleaner, Slender antbird, Slender sheartail, Slender-billed babbler, Slender-billed crow, Slender-billed curlew, Slender-billed finch, Slender-billed flufftail, †Slender-billed grackle, Slender-billed greenbul, Slender-billed gull, Slender-billed inezia, Slender-billed kite, Slender-billed miner, Slender-billed oriole, Slender-billed parakeet, Slender-billed prion, Slender-billed scimitar babbler, Slender-billed starling, Slender-billed thornbill, Slender-billed vulture, Slender-billed weaver, Slender-billed white-eye, Slender-billed xenops, Slender-footed tyrannulet, Slender-tailed nightjar, Slender-tailed woodstar, Small ground finch, Small Lifou white-eye, Small minivet, Small niltava, Small pratincole, Small tree finch, Small-billed elaenia, Small-billed tinamou, Small-headed elaenia, Smew, Smith's longspur, Smoke-colored pewee, Smoky bush tyrant, Smoky robin, Smoky warbler, Smoky-brown woodpecker, Smoky-fronted tody-flycatcher, Smooth-billed ani, Snail kite, Snares penguin, Snares snipe, Snethlage's antpitta, Snethlage's tody-tyrant, Snoring rail, Snow bunting, Snow goose, Snow Mountain quail, Snow Mountains robin, Snow partridge, Snow petrel, Snow pigeon, Snowcap, Snow-capped manakin, Snowy cotinga, Snowy egret, Snowy owl, Snowy plover, Snowy sheathbill, Snowy-bellied hummingbird, Snowy-browed flycatcher, Snowy-cheeked laughingthrush, Snowy-crowned robin-chat, Snowy-crowned tern, Snowy-throated babbler, Snowy-throated kingbird, Sociable lapwing, Sociable weaver, Social flycatcher, Society kingfisher, Socorro dove, Socorro mockingbird, Socorro parakeet, Socorro wren, Socotra bunting, Socotra buzzard, Socotra cisticola, Socotra cormorant, Socotra golden-winged grosbeak, Socotra scops owl, Socotra sparrow, Socotra starling, Socotra sunbird, Socotra warbler, Socotra white-eye, Soft-plumaged petrel, Sokoke pipit, Sokoke scops owl, Solitary cacique, Solitary eagle, Solitary sandpiper, Solitary snipe, Solitary tinamou, Solomons boobook, Solomons cockatoo, Solomons cuckooshrike, Solomons frogmouth, Solomons monarch, Solomons nightjar, Solomons robin, Solomons white-eye, Somali bee-eater, Somali bulbul, Somali bunting, Somali courser, Somali crombec, Somali crow, Somali fiscal, Somali golden-winged grosbeak, Somali lark, Somali ostrich, Somali pigeon, Somali short-toed lark, Somali sparrow, Somali starling, Somali thrush, Somali wheatear, Sombre greenbul, Sombre hummingbird, Sombre kingfisher, Sombre nightjar, Sombre pigeon, Sombre rock chat, Sombre tit, Song parrot, Song sparrow, Song thrush, Song wren, Sooretama slaty antshrike, Sooty albatross, Sooty ant tanager, Sooty antbird, Sooty babbler, Sooty barbet, Sooty barbthroat, Sooty bushtit, Sooty chat, Sooty falcon, Sooty flycatcher, Sooty fox sparrow, Sooty grassquit, Sooty grouse, Sooty gull, Sooty honeyeater, Sooty myzomela, Sooty oystercatcher, Sooty shearwater, Sooty shrikethrush, Sooty swift, Sooty

tern, Sooty thicket fantail, Sooty thrush, Sooty tyrannulet, Sooty woodpecker, Sooty-capped babbler, Sooty-capped bush tanager, Sooty-capped hermit, Sooty-capped puffbird, Sooty-crowned flycatcher, Sooty-faced finch, Sooty-fronted spinetail, Sooty-headed bulbul, Sooty-headed tyrannulet, Sooty-headed wren, Sora, Souimanga sunbird, South African cliff swallow, South African shelduck, South American painted-snipe, South American snipe, South American tern, South Georgia diving petrel, South Georgia pipit, South Georgia shag, South Island kōkako, South Island oystercatcher, †South Island piopio, South Island robin, South Island saddleback, South Island snipe, South Island takahē, South Melanesian cuckooshrike, South Moluccan pitta, South Pare white-eye, South polar skua, Southern antpipit, Southern bald ibis, Southern banded snake eagle, Southern beardless tyrannulet, Southern bentbill, Southern black flycatcher, Southern black korhaan, Southern black tit, Southern boubou, Southern bristle tyrant, Southern brown kiwi, Southern brown-throated weaver, Southern carmine bee-eater, Southern cassowary, Southern chestnut-tailed antbird, Southern citril, Southern dark newtonia, Southern double-collared sunbird, Southern emu-wren, Southern fiscal, Southern fulmar, Southern giant petrel, Southern grey-headed sparrow, Southern grosbeak-canary, Southern ground hornbill, Southern hill myna, Southern hyliota, Southern lapwing, Southern Marquesan reed warbler, Southern martin, Southern masked weaver, Southern mealy amazon, Southern mountain cacique, Southern nightingale-wren, Southern pied babbler, Southern pochard, Southern red bishop, Southern red-billed hornbill, Southern rockhopper penguin, Southern rough-winged swallow, Southern royal albatross, Southern screamer, Southern scrub flycatcher, Southern scrub robin, Southern shrikebill, Southern silvery kingfisher, Southern tchagra, Southern variable pitohui, Southern white-crowned shrike, Southern whiteface, Southern white-faced owl, Southern white-fringed antwren, Southern yellow white-eye, Southern yellow-billed hornbill, Southern yellowthroat, Souza's shrike, Spangle-cheeked tanager, Spangled coquette, Spangled cotinga, Spangled drongo, Spangled honeyeater, Spangled kookaburra, Spanish imperial eagle, Spanish sparrow, Sparkling violetear, Sparkling-tailed woodstar, Speckle-breasted antpitta, Speckle-breasted woodpecker, Speckle-breasted wren, Speckle-chested piculet, Speckled antshrike, Speckled boobook, Speckled chachalaca, Speckled hummingbird, Speckled mourner, Speckled mousebird, Speckled piculet, Speckled pigeon, Speckled rail, Speckled reed warbler, Speckled spinetail, Speckled tanager, Speckled tinkerbird, Speckled warbler, Speckled wood pigeon, Speckle-faced parrot, Speckle-fronted weaver, Speckle-throated woodpecker, Spectacled barwing, Spectacled bristle tyrant, Spectacled bulbul, †Spectacled cormorant, Spectacled eider, Spectacled finch, Spectacled flowerpecker, Spectacled fulvetta, Spectacled guillemot, Spectacled imperial pigeon, Spectacled monarch, Spectacled owl, Spectacled parrotbill, Spectacled parrotlet, Spectacled petrel, Spectacled prickletail, Spectacled spiderhunter, Spectacled tern, Spectacled tetraka, Spectacled thrush, Spectacled tyrannulet, Spectacled tyrant, Spectacled warbler, Spectacled weaver, Spectacled whitestart, Speke's weaver, Spice imperial pigeon, Spike-heeled lark, Spillmann's tapaculo, Spinifex pigeon, Spinifexbird, Spiny babbler, Spiny-cheeked honeyeater, Spix's guan, Spix's macaw, Spix's spinetail, Spix's warbling antbird, Spix's woodcreeper, Splendid astrapia, Splendid fairywren, Splendid starling, Splendid sunbird, Spoon-billed sandpiper, Spot-backed antbird, Spot-backed antshrike, Spot-backed antwren, Spot-bellied bobwhite, Spot-bellied eagle-owl, Spot-billed ground tyrant, Spot-billed pelican, Spot-billed toucanet, Spot-breasted antvireo, Spot-breasted heleia, Spot-breasted ibis, Spot-breasted lapwing, Spot-breasted laughingthrush, Spot-breasted oriole, Spot-breasted parrotbill, Spot-breasted scimitar babbler, Spot-breasted thornbird,

Spot-breasted woodpecker, Spot-breasted wren, Spot-crowned antvireo, Spot-crowned barbet, Spot-crowned euphonia, Spot-crowned woodcreeper, Spot-flanked barbet, Spot-flanked gallinule, Spot-fronted swift, Spotless crake, Spotless starling, Spot-necked babbler, Spot-necked bulbul, Spot-tailed antwren, Spot-tailed nightjar, Spot-tailed sparrowhawk, Spotted antbird, Spotted antpitta, Spotted bamboowren, Spotted barbtail, Spotted berrypecker, Spotted bowerbird, Spotted bush warbler, Spotted buttonquail, Spotted catbird, Spotted crake, Spotted crocias, Spotted dove, Spotted eagle-owl, Spotted elachura, Spotted fantail, Spotted flycatcher, Spotted forktail, Spotted green pigeon, Spotted greenbul, Spotted ground thrush, Spotted harrier, Spotted honeyeater, Spotted honeyguide, Spotted imperial pigeon, Spotted jewel-babbler, Spotted kestrel, Spotted laughingthrush, Spotted nightjar, Spotted nothura, Spotted nutcracker, Spotted owl, Spotted owlet, Spotted palm thrush, Spotted pardalote, Spotted piculet, Spotted puffbird, Spotted quail-thrush, Spotted rail, Spotted redshank, Spotted sandgrouse, Spotted sandpiper, Spotted scrubwren, Spotted shag, Spotted tanager, Spotted thick-knee, Spotted thrush-babbler, Spotted tody-flycatcher, Spotted towhee, Spotted whistling duck, Spotted wood kingfisher, Spotted wood owl, Spotted wood quail, Spotted woodcreeper, Spotted wren, Spot-throat, Spot-throated babbler, Spot-throated flameback, Spot-throated hummingbird, Spot-throated woodcreeper, Spot-winged antbird, Spot-winged antshrike, Spot-winged falconet, Spot-winged grosbeak, Spot-winged monarch, Spot-winged parrotlet, Spot-winged pigeon, Spot-winged rosefinch, Spot-winged starling, Spot-winged thrush, Spot-winged wood quail, Sprague's pipit, Spruce grouse, Spur-winged goose, Spur-winged lapwing, Squacco heron, Squamate antbird, Square-tailed bulbul, Square-tailed drongo-cuckoo, Square-tailed kite, Square-tailed nightjar, Square-tailed saw-wing, Squatter pigeon, Squirrel cuckoo, Sri Lanka bay owl, Sri Lanka blue magpie, Sri Lanka bush warbler, Sri Lanka drongo, Sri Lanka frogmouth, Sri Lanka green pigeon, Sri Lanka grey hornbill, Sri Lanka hanging parrot, Sri Lanka hill myna, Sri Lanka scimitar babbler, Sri Lanka spurfowl, Sri Lanka swallow, Sri Lanka thrush, Sri Lanka whistling thrush, Sri Lanka white-eye, Sri Lanka wood pigeon, Sri Lanka woodshrike, Sri Lankan junglefowl, Standardwing bird-of-paradise, Standard-winged nightjar, Star finch, Star-chested treerunner, Stark's lark, Starred wood quail, Starry owlet-nightjar, Star-spotted nightjar, Star-throated antwren, Steel-blue flycatcher, Steel-blue whydah, Steely-vented hummingbird, Steere's liocichla, Steinbach's canastero, Stejneger's petrel, Stejneger's scoter, Stejneger's stonechat, Steller's eider, Steller's jay, Steller's sea eagle, Stephanie's astrapia, Stephan's emerald dove, Stephen's lorikeet, Steppe eagle, Stierling's woodpecker, Stierling's wren-warbler, Stiles's tapaculo, Stilt sandpiper, Stitchbird, Stock dove, Stolid flycatcher, Stone partridge, Stork-billed kingfisher, Storm's stork, Stout cisticola, Stout-billed cinclodes, Stout-billed cuckooshrike, Straight-billed earthcreeper, Straight-billed hermit, Straight-billed reedhaunter, Straight-billed woodcreeper, Straneck's tyrannulet, Strange weaver, Strange-tailed tyrant, Straw-backed tanager, Straw-headed bulbul, Straw-necked ibis, Straw-tailed whydah, Streak-backed antshrike, Streak-backed canastero, Streak-backed oriole, Streak-backed tit-spinetail, Streak-breasted bulbul, Streak-breasted fantail, Streak-breasted honeyeater, Streak-breasted jungle flycatcher, Streak-breasted scimitar babbler, Streak-breasted treehunter, Streak-breasted woodpecker, Streak-capped antwren, Streak-capped spinetail, Streak-capped treehunter, Streak-chested antpitta, Streak-crowned antvireo, Streak-eared bulbul, Streaked barwing, Streaked berrypecker, Streaked bowerbird, Streaked bulbul, Streaked fantail, Streaked flycatcher, Streaked laughingthrush, Streaked rosefinch, Streaked saltator, Streaked scrub warbler, Streaked shearwater, Streaked

spiderhunter, Streaked tuftedcheek, Streaked weaver, Streaked wren-babbler, Streaked xenops, Streak-fronted thornbird, Streak-headed antbird, Streak-headed honeyeater, Streak-headed mannikin, Streak-headed white-eye, Streak-headed woodcreeper, Streak-necked flycatcher, Streak-throated barwing, Streak-throated bush tyrant, Streak-throated canastero, Streak-throated hermit, Streak-throated swallow, Streak-throated woodpecker, Streaky seedeater, Streaky-breasted flufftail, Streaky-breasted spiderhunter, Streaky-headed seedeater, Streamer-tailed tyrant, Stresemann's bristlefront, Stresemann's bushcrow, Striated antbird, Striated antthrush, Striated babbler, Striated bulbul, Striated caracara, Striated earthcreeper, Striated fieldwren, Striated grassbird, Striated grasswren, Striated heron, Striated laughingthrush, Striated lorikeet, Striated pardalote, Striated softtail, Striated starling, Striated swallow, Striated thornbill, Striated wren-babbler, Striated yuhina, Strickland's woodpecker, Striolated bunting, Striolated manakin, Striolated tit-spinetail, Stripe-backed antbird, Stripe-backed bittern, Stripe-backed wren, Stripe-billed aracari, Stripe-breasted rhabdornis, Stripe-breasted spinetail, Stripe-breasted starthroat, Stripe-breasted tit, Stripe-breasted woodpecker, Stripe-breasted wren, Stripe-capped sparrow, Stripe-cheeked greenbul, Stripe-cheeked woodpecker, Stripe-chested antwren, Stripe-crowned sparrow, Stripe-crowned spinetail, Striped crake, Striped cuckoo, Striped flowerpecker, Striped flufftail, Striped honeyeater, Striped kingfisher, Striped laughingthrush, Striped owl, Striped pipit, Striped sparrow, Striped treehunter, Striped woodcreeper, Striped woodpecker, Striped wren-babbler, Stripe-faced greenbul, Stripe-faced wood quail, Stripe-headed antpitta, Stripe-headed rhabdornis, Stripe-headed sparrow, Stripe-necked tody-tyrant, Stripe-tailed hummingbird, Stripe-tailed yellow finch, Stripe-throated bulbul, Stripe-throated hermit, Stripe-throated jery, Stripe-throated wren, Stripe-throated yuhina, Strong-billed honeyeater, Strong-billed woodcreeper, Stubble quail, Stub-tailed antbird, Stub-tailed spadebill, Stuhlmann's starling, Styan's bulbul, Styan's grasshopper warbler, Stygian owl, Subantarctic shearwater, Subantarctic snipe, Subdesert brush warbler, Subdesert mesite, Subtropical cacique, Subtropical doradito, Subtropical pygmy owl, Sucre antpitta, Sudan golden sparrow, Suiriri flycatcher, Sula cicadabird, Sula cuckoo-dove, Sula dwarf kingfisher, Sula fruit dove, Sula hanging parrot, Sula jungle flycatcher, Sula megapode, Sula pitta, Sula scops owl, Sulawesi babbler, Sulawesi blue flycatcher, Sulawesi bush warbler, Sulawesi cicadabird, Sulawesi cuckoo, Sulawesi drongo, Sulawesi dwarf kingfisher, Sulawesi fantail, Sulawesi goshawk, Sulawesi ground dove, Sulawesi hawk-eagle, Sulawesi hornbill, Sulawesi leaf warbler, Sulawesi masked owl, Sulawesi myna, Sulawesi myzomela, Sulawesi nightjar, Sulawesi pitta, Sulawesi pygmy woodpecker, Sulawesi scops owl, Sulawesi serpent eagle, Sulawesi streaked flycatcher, Sulawesi swiftlet, Sulawesi thrush, Sulawesi woodcock, Sulphur-bearded reedhaunter, Sulphur-bellied bulbul, Sulphur-bellied flycatcher, Sulphur-bellied tyrannulet, Sulphur-bellied tyrant-manakin, Sulphur-bellied warbler, Sulphur-billed nuthatch, Sulphur-breasted myzomela, Sulphur-breasted parakeet, Sulphur-breasted warbler, Sulphur-crested cockatoo, Sulphur-rumped myiobius, Sulphur-rumped tanager, Sulphur-throated finch, Sulphur-vented whistler, Sulphur-winged parakeet, Sulphury flycatcher, Sultan tit, Sultan's cuckoo-dove, Sulu bleeding-heart, Sulu hawk-owl, Sulu hornbill, Sulu pygmy woodpecker, Sumatran babbler, Sumatran blue robin, Sumatran cochoa, Sumatran drongo, Sumatran frogmouth, Sumatran green pigeon, Sumatran ground cuckoo, Sumatran laughingthrush, Sumatran leafbird, Sumatran partridge, Sumatran treepie, Sumatran trogon, Sumatran wren-babbler, Sumba boobook, Sumba brown flycatcher, Sumba buttonquail, Sumba flycatcher, Sumba green pigeon, Sumba hornbill, Sumba myzomela, Sumichrast's wren, Summer

tanager, Sun lark, Sun parakeet, Sunbittern, Sunda blue flycatcher, Sunda bulbul, Sunda bush warbler, Sunda collared dove, Sunda coucal, Sunda cuckoo, Sunda cuckooshrike, Sunda forktail, Sunda frogmouth, Sunda laughingthrush, Sunda minivet, Sunda owlet, Sunda pygmy woodpecker, Sunda robin, Sunda scops owl, Sunda teal, Sunda thrush, Sunda warbler, Sungrebe, Sunset lorikeet, Superb fairywren, Superb fruit dove, Superb lyrebird, Superb parrot, Superb pitta, Superb starling, Superb sunbird, Superciliaried hemispingus, Superciliated wren, Surf scoter, Surfbird, Surucua trogon, Swahili sparrow, Swainson's flycatcher, Swainson's hawk, Swainson's sparrow, Swainson's spurfowl, Swainson's thrush, Swainson's warbler, Swallow tanager, Swallow-tailed bee-eater, Swallow-tailed cotinga, Swallow-tailed gull, Swallow-tailed hummingbird, Swallow-tailed kite, Swallow-tailed nightjar, Swallow-winged puffbird, Swamp boubou, Swamp flycatcher, Swamp francolin, Swamp grass babbler, Swamp harrier, Swamp nightjar, Swamp palm bulbul, Swamp sparrow, Swan goose, Swee waxbill, Swierstra's spurfowl, Swift parrot, Swinhoe's minivet, Swinhoe's pheasant, Swinhoe's prinia, Swinhoe's rail, Swinhoe's snipe, Swinhoe's storm petrel, Swinhoe's white-eye, Sword-billed hummingbird, Swynnerton's robin, Sykes's lark, Sykes's nightjar, Sykes's warbler, Syrian serin, Syrian woodpecker, Szechenyi's monal-partridge, Tabar pitta, Tablas drongo, Tablas fantail, Tacarcuna bush tanager, Tacarcuna tapaculo, Tacarcuna warbler, Tacarcuna wood quail, Tacazze sunbird, Táchira antpitta, Taczanowski's ground tyrant, Taczanowski's tinamou, Tagula butcherbird, Tagula honeyeater, Tagula shrikethrush, Tagula white-eye, Tahiti crake, Tahiti monarch, Tahiti petrel, Tahiti rail, Tahiti reed warbler, Tahiti sandpiper, Tahiti swiftlet, Taiga bean goose, Taiga flycatcher, Taita apalis, Taita falcon, Taita fiscal, Taita thrush, Taita white-eye, Taiwan bamboo partridge, Taiwan barbet, Taiwan barwing, Taiwan blue magpie, Taiwan bush warbler, Taiwan cupwing, Taiwan fulvetta, Taiwan hwamei, Taiwan partridge, Taiwan rosefinch, Taiwan scimitar babbler, Taiwan shortwing, Taiwan whistling thrush, Taiwan yuhina, Talamanca hummingbird, Talaud bush-hen, Talaud kingfisher, Talaud rail, Taliabu fantail, Taliabu grasshopper warbler, Taliabu leaf warbler, Taliabu masked owl, Taliabu myzomela, Tamarugo conebill, Tamaulipas crow, Tamaulipas pygmy owl, Tambourine dove, Tana River cisticola, Tanager finch, Tanahjampea blue flycatcher, Tan-capped catbird, Tanimbar boobook, Tanimbar bush warbler, Tanimbar corella, Tanimbar cuckoo-dove, Tanimbar flycatcher, Tanimbar friarbird, Tanimbar megapode, Tanimbar oriole, Tanimbar starling, Tanna fruit dove, Tanna ground dove, Tanzanian masked weaver, Tanzanian red-billed hornbill, Tapajos antpitta, Tapajos fire-eye, Tapajós hermit, Tarim babbler, †Tasman starling, Tasmanian nativehen, Tasmanian scrubwren, Tasmanian thornbill, Tatama tapaculo, Tataupa tinamou, Taveta weaver, Taveuni silktail, Tawitawi brown dove, Tawny antpitta, Tawny eagle, Tawny fish owl, Tawny frogmouth, Tawny grassbird, Tawny owl, Tawny pipit, Tawny straightbill, Tawny tit-spinetail, Tawny-backed fantail, Tawny-bellied babbler, Tawny-bellied hermit, Tawny-bellied screech owl, Tawny-bellied seedeater, Tawny-breasted honeyeater, Tawny-breasted myiobius, Tawny-breasted parrotfinch, Tawny-breasted tinamou, Tawny-breasted wren-babbler, Tawny-browed owl, Tawny-capped euphonia, Tawny-chested flycatcher, Tawny-collared nightjar, Tawny-crested tanager, Tawny-crowned greenlet, Tawny-crowned honeyeater, Tawny-crowned pygmy tyrant, Tawny-faced gnatwren, Tawny-faced quail, Tawny-flanked prinia, Tawny-headed swallow, Tawny-rumped tyrannulet, Tawny-shouldered blackbird, Tawny-throated dotterel, Tawny-throated leaftosser, Tawny-tufted toucanet, Tawny-winged woodcreeper, Teardrop white-eye, Temminck's babbler, Temminck's courser, Temminck's lark, Temminck's seedeater, Temminck's stint, Temminck's sunbird, Temminck's tragopan, Temotu whistler, Tenerife blue chaffinch, Tenggara swiftlet, Tennessee warbler, Tepui

antpitta, Tepui brushfinch, Tepui elaenia, Tepui flycatcher, Tepui foliage-gleaner, Tepui goldenthroat, Tepui parrotlet, Tepui spinetail, Tepui swift, Tepui tinamou, Tepui toucanet, Tepui vireo, Tepui whitestart, Tepui wren, Terek sandpiper, Terrestrial brownbul, Tessmann's flycatcher, Thamnornis, Thekla's lark, Thick-billed cuckoo, Thick-billed euphonia, Thick-billed flowerpecker, Thick-billed fox sparrow, Thick-billed grasswren, Thick-billed green pigeon, Thick-billed ground dove, Thick-billed ground pigeon, Thick-billed heleia, Thick-billed honeyguide, Thick-billed kingbird, Thick-billed lark, Thick-billed longspur, Thick-billed miner, Thick-billed murre, Thick-billed parrot, Thick-billed raven, Thick-billed saltator, Thick-billed seed finch, Thick-billed seedeater, Thick-billed siskin, Thick-billed spiderhunter, Thick-billed vireo, Thick-billed warbler, Thick-billed weaver, Thicket antpitta, Thicket tinamou, Thorn-tailed rayadito, Three-banded courser, Three-banded plover, Three-banded rosefinch, Three-banded warbler, Three-streaked tchagra, Three-striped flycatcher, Three-striped hemispingus, Three-striped warbler, Three-toed jacamar, Three-toed parrotbill, Three-toed swiftlet, Three-wattled bellbird, Thrush nightingale, Thrush-like antpitta, Thrush-like wren, Thyolo alethe, Tibetan babax, Tibetan blackbird, Tibetan bunting, Tibetan eared pheasant, Tibetan lark, Tibetan partridge, Tibetan rosefinch, Tibetan sandgrouse, Tibetan serin, Tibetan snowcock, Tibetan snowfinch, Tickell's blue flycatcher, Tickell's brown hornbill, Tickell's leaf warbler, Tickell's thrush, Ticking doradito, Tiger shrike, Timberline wren, Timneh parrot, Timor blue flycatcher, Timor boobook, Timor cuckoo-dove, Timor friarbird, Timor green pigeon, Timor imperial pigeon, Timor leaf warbler, Timor sparrow, Timor stubtail, Tinian monarch, Tinkling cisticola, Tiny cisticola, Tiny hawk, Tiny sunbird, Tiny tyrant-manakin, Tit berrypecker, Tit hylia, Titicaca grebe, Tit-like dacnis, Toco toucan, Tocuyo sparrow, Todd's antwren, Todd's nightjar, Todd's sirystes, Tody motmot, Togian boobook, Togian white-eye, Togo paradise whydah, Tolima blossomcrown, Tolima dove, Tomtit, Tongan ground dove, Tongan megapode, Tongan whistler, Tooth-billed bowerbird, Tooth-billed hummingbird, Tooth-billed pigeon, Tooth-billed tanager, Tooth-billed wren, Topknot pigeon, Toro olive greenbul, Torotoroka scops owl, Torrent duck, Torrent flyrobin, Torrent tyrannulet, Torrent-lark, Torresian crow, Torresian imperial pigeon, Torresian kingfisher, Toucan barbet, Tourmaline sunangel, Townsend's shearwater, Townsend's solitaire, Townsend's storm petrel, Townsend's warbler, Tractrac chat, Transvolcanic jay, Tree martin, Tree pipit, Tree swallow, Tres Marías amazon, Tricolored blackbird, Tricolored brushfinch, Tricolored grebe, Tricolored heron, Tricolored parrotfinch, Tricoloured munia, Trilling cisticola, Trilling gnatwren, Trilling shrike-babbler, Trilling tailorbird, Trilling tapaculo, Trindade petrel, Trinidad euphonia, Trinidad motmot, Trinidad piping guan, Tristan albatross, Tristan moorhen, Tristan thrush, Tristram's bunting, Tristram's starling, Tristram's storm petrel, Tristram's warbler, Trocaz pigeon, Tropeiro seedeater, Tropical boubou, Tropical gnatcatcher, Tropical kingbird, Tropical mockingbird, Tropical parula, Tropical pewee, Tropical screech owl, Tropical scrubwren, Tropical shearwater, Trumpet manucode, Trumpeter finch, Trumpeter hornbill, Trumpeter swan, Tsavo sunbird, Tschudi's nightjar, Tschudi's tapaculo, Tschudi's woodcreeper, Tsingy wood rail, Tuamotu reed warbler, Tuamotu sandpiper, Tucumán amazon, Tucumán mountain finch, Tufted antshrike, Tufted coquette, Tufted duck, Tufted jay, Tufted puffin, Tufted titmouse, Tufted tit-spinetail, Tufted tit-tyrant, Tui, Tui parakeet, Tullberg's woodpecker, Tumbes hummingbird, Tumbes pewee, Tumbes sparrow, Tumbes swallow, Tumbes tyrant, Tumbesian tyrannulet, Tundra bean goose, Tundra swan, Turati's boubou, Turkestan short-toed lark, Turkey vulture, Turner's eremomela, Turquoise cotinga, Turquoise dacnis, Turquoise

flycatcher, Turquoise jay, Turquoise parrot, Turquoise tanager, Turquoise-browed motmot, Turquoise-fronted amazon, Turquoise-throated barbet, Turquoise-throated puffleg, Turquoise-winged parrotlet, Tuxtla quail-dove, Twelve-wired bird-of-paradise, Twite, Two-banded plover, Two-banded puffbird, Two-banded warbler, Two-barred crossbill, Two-barred warbler, Tylas vanga, Tyrannine woodcreeper, Tyrian metaltail, Tytler's leaf warbler, Ua Pou monarch, Udzungwa forest partridge, Uganda woodland warbler, †ʻUla-ʻai-hawane, Ultramarine flycatcher, Ultramarine grosbeak, Ultramarine kingfisher, Ultramarine lorikeet, Uluguru bushshrike, Uluguru greenbul, Uluguru violet-backed sunbird, Unadorned flycatcher, Undulated antpitta, Undulated antshrike, Undulated tinamou, Unicolored antwren, Unicolored blackbird, Unicolored jay, Unicolored tapaculo, Unicolored thrush, Uniform antshrike, Uniform crake, Uniform finch, Uniform swiftlet, Uniform treehunter, Uniform woodcreeper, Unspotted saw-whet owl, Unstreaked tit-tyrant, Upcher's warbler, Upland antshrike, Upland buzzard, Upland goose, Upland pipit, Upland sandpiper, Ural owl, Urich's tyrannulet, Urrao antpitta, Ursula's sunbird, Usambara akalat, Usambara double-collared sunbird, Usambara eagle-owl, Usambara hyliota, Usambara thrush, Usambara weaver, Ussher's flycatcher, Vampire ground finch, Van Dam's vanga, Van Hasselt's sunbird, Vanikoro flycatcher, Vanikoro monarch, Vanikoro white-eye, Vanuatu imperial pigeon, Vanuatu kingfisher, Vanuatu megapode, Vanuatu petrel, Vanuatu white-eye, Variable antshrike, Variable goshawk, Variable hawk, Variable oriole, Variable oystercatcher, Variable seedeater, Variable shrikethrush, Variable sunbird, Variable wheatear, Varied bunting, Varied honeyeater, Varied lorikeet, Varied sittella, Varied solitaire, Varied thrush, Varied tit, Varied triller, Variegated antpitta, Variegated bristle tyrant, Variegated fairywren, Variegated flycatcher, Variegated laughingthrush, Variegated tinamou, Varzea piculet, Varzea schiffornis, Várzea thrush, Vaurie's nightjar, Vaux's swift, Veery, Vega gull, Vegetarian finch, Velasquez's woodpecker, Vella Lavella white-eye, Velvet asity, Velvet flycatcher, Velvet scoter, Velvet-browed brilliant, Velvet-fronted euphonia, Velvet-fronted grackle, Velvet-fronted nuthatch, Velvet-mantled drongo, Velvet-purple coronet, Velvety black tyrant, Venezuelan bristle tyrant, Venezuelan flowerpiercer, Venezuelan flycatcher, Venezuelan parakeet, Venezuelan sylph, Venezuelan troupial, Venezuelan tyrannulet, Venezuelan wood quail, Veracruz wren, Veraguan mango, Verdin, Verditer flycatcher, Vermiculated fishing owl, Vermiculated screech owl, Vermilion cardinal, Vermilion flycatcher, Vermilion tanager, Vernal hanging parrot, Verreaux's coua, Verreaux's eagle, Verreaux's eagle-owl, Verreaux's monal-partridge, Versicolored barbet, Versicolored emerald, Versicolored monarch, Vervain hummingbird, Vesper sparrow, Victoria crowned pigeon, Victoria's riflebird, Victorin's warbler, Vieillot's barbet, Vieillot's black weaver, Vietnamese crested argus, Vietnamese cutia, Vietnamese greenfinch, Vigors's sunbird, Vilcabamba brushfinch, Vilcabamba tapaculo, Vilcabamba thistletail, Village indigobird, Village weaver, Vinaceous dove, Vinaceous rosefinch, Vinaceous-breasted amazon, Vincent's bunting, Vinous-breasted sparrowhawk, Vinous-breasted starling, Vinous-throated parrotbill, Violaceous coucal, Violaceous euphonia, Violaceous jay, Violaceous quail-dove, Violet crow, Violet cuckoo, Violet sabrewing, Violet turaco, Violet wood hoopoe, Violet-backed hyliota, Violet-backed starling, Violet-bellied hummingbird, Violet-breasted sunbird, Violet-capped hummingbird, Violet-capped woodnymph, Violet-chested hummingbird, Violet-crowned hummingbird, Violet-eared waxbill, Violet-fronted brilliant, Violet-green swallow, Violet-headed hummingbird, Violet-hooded starling, Violet-necked lory, Violet-tailed sunbird, Violet-tailed sylph, Violet-throated metaltail, Violet-throated starfrontlet, Virginia rail, Virginia's warbler, Viridian dacnis, Viridian metaltail, Visayan blue

fantail, Visayan broadbill, Visayan bulbul, Visayan fantail, Visayan hornbill, Visayan miniature babbler, Visayan pygmy babbler, Vitelline masked weaver, Vitelline warbler, Vivid niltava, Vogelkop bowerbird, Vogelkop melidectes, Vogelkop owlet-nightjar, Vogelkop scrubwren, Vogelkop superb bird-of-paradise, Vogelkop whistler, Volcano hummingbird, Volcano junco, Volcano swiftlet, Von der Decken's hornbill, Von Schrenck's bittern, Vulturine guineafowl, Vulturine parrot, Wagler's toucanet, Wahlberg's eagle, Wahnes's parotia, Waigeo brushturkey, Waigeo shrikethrush, Wailing cisticola, Wakatobi white-eye, Wake Island rail, Wakolo myzomela, Walden's hornbill, Wallacean cuckooshrike, Wallacean drongo, Wallacean whistler, Wallace's fairywren, Wallace's fruit dove, Wallace's hanging parrot, Wallace's hawk-eagle, Wallace's owlet-nightjar, Wallace's scops owl, Wallcreeper, Waller's starling, Wandering albatross, Wandering tattler, Wandering whistling duck, Warbling doradito, Warbling vireo, Warbling white-eye, Ward's flycatcher, Ward's trogon, Warsangli linnet, Water pipit, Water rail, Water thick-knee, Watercock, Watkins's antpitta, Wattled broadbill, Wattled brushturkey, Wattled crane, Wattled curassow, Wattled guan, Wattled ibis, Wattled jacana, Wattled ploughbill, Wattled smoky honeyeater, Wattled starling, Waved albatross, Waved woodpecker, Wayanad laughingthrush, Wedge-billed woodcreeper, Wedge-rumped storm petrel, Wedge-tailed eagle, Wedge-tailed grass finch, Wedge-tailed green pigeon, Wedge-tailed hillstar, Wedge-tailed jery, Wedge-tailed sabrewing, Wedge-tailed shearwater, Weebill, Weka, Welcome swallow, West African batis, West African crested tern, West African seedeater, West African swallow, West African wattle-eye, West Himalayan bush warbler, West Indian whistling duck, West Indian woodpecker, West Mexican chachalaca, West Peruvian dove, West Peruvian screech owl, Western alpine mannikin, Western banded snake eagle, Western barn owl, Western bearded greenbul, Western black-eared wheatear, Western black-headed batis, Western bluebill, Western bluebird, Western Bonelli's warbler, Western bowerbird, Western bristlebird, Western bronze-naped pigeon, Western capercaillie, Western cattle egret, Western chat-tanager, Western citril, Western corella, Western crowned pigeon, Western crowned warbler, Western emerald, Western fieldwren, Western fire-eye, Western gerygone, Western grasswren, Western grebe, Western greenbul, Western ground parrot, Western gull, Western hemispingus, Western jackdaw, Western kingbird, Western marsh harrier, Western meadowlark, Western Miombo sunbird, Western nicator, Western olivaceous warbler, Western oriole, Western Orphean warbler, Western osprey, Western parotia, Western plantain-eater, Western quail-thrush, Western red-billed hornbill, Western reef heron, Western rock nuthatch, Western rosella, Western sandpiper, Western screech owl, Western sirystes, Western spindalis, Western spinebill, Western square-tailed drongo, Western striolated puffbird, Western subalpine warbler, Western swamphen, Western tanager, Western thornbill, Western tinkerbird, Western tragopan, Western violet-backed sunbird, Western wattlebird, Western wattled cuckooshrike, Western whistler, Western wood pewee, Western woodhaunter, Western yellow robin, Western yellow wagtail, Western yellow-spotted barbet, Westland petrel, Wetar figbird, Wetar ground dove, Weyns's weaver, Whenua Hou diving petrel, Whinchat, Whiskered auklet, Whiskered flowerpecker, Whiskered myiobius, Whiskered pitta, Whiskered screech owl, Whiskered tern, Whiskered treeswift, Whiskered wren, Whiskered yuhina, Whistler's warbler, Whistling cisticola, Whistling fruit dove, Whistling green pigeon, Whistling heron, Whistling kite, Whistling warbler, White bellbird, White cockatoo, White eared pheasant, White hawk, White monjita, White stork, White swamphen, White tern, White wagtail, White woodpecker, White-backed black tit, White-backed duck, White-backed mousebird, White-backed night heron, White-backed stilt, White-backed swallow, White-backed vulture,

White-backed woodpecker, White-backed woodswallow, White-banded mockingbird, White-banded swallow, White-banded tyrannulet, White-barred piculet, White-bearded antshrike, White-bearded flycatcher, White-bearded greenbul, White-bearded helmetcrest, White-bearded hermit, White-bearded manakin, White-bellied antbird, White-bellied antpitta, White-bellied blue flycatcher, White-bellied blue robin, White-bellied bush chat, White-bellied bustard, White-bellied canary, White-bellied chachalaca, White-bellied cinclodes, White-bellied crested flycatcher, White-bellied cuckooshrike, White-bellied dacnis, White-bellied drongo, White-bellied emerald, White-bellied erpornis, White-bellied fantail, White-bellied go-away-bird, White-bellied goshawk, White-bellied green pigeon, White-bellied heron, White-bellied honeyeater, White-bellied hummingbird, White-bellied imperial pigeon, White-bellied kingfisher, White-bellied minivet, White-bellied mountaingem, White-bellied munia, White-bellied nothura, White-bellied piculet, White-bellied pitohui, White-bellied pygmy tyrant, White-bellied redstart, White-bellied robin-chat, White-bellied sea eagle, White-bellied seedeater, White-bellied seedsnipe, White-bellied spinetail, White-bellied storm petrel, White-bellied sunbird, White-bellied thicket fantail, White-bellied tit, White-bellied tody-tyrant, White-bellied treepie, White-bellied tyrannulet, White-bellied whipbird, White-bellied whistler, White-bellied woodpecker, White-bellied woodstar, White-bellied wren, White-bibbed antbird, White-bibbed babbler, White-bibbed fruit dove, White-bibbed manakin, White-bibbed swallow, White-billed buffalo weaver, White-billed crow, White-billed starling, White-booted racket-tail, White-breasted antbird, White-breasted babbler, White-breasted cormorant, White-breasted cuckooshrike, White-breasted ground dove, White-breasted guineafowl, White-breasted hawk, White-breasted mesite, White-breasted nigrita, White-breasted nuthatch, White-breasted parakeet, White-breasted parrotbill, White-breasted robin, White-breasted tapaculo, White-breasted thrasher, White-breasted waterhen, White-breasted whistler, White-breasted wood wren, White-breasted woodswallow, White-bridled finch, White-browed antbird, White-browed antpitta, White-browed babbler, White-browed brushfinch, White-browed bulbul, White-browed bush chat, White-browed bush robin, White-browed chat-tyrant, White-browed conebill, White-browed coucal, White-browed crake, White-browed crombec, White-browed fantail, White-browed foliage-gleaner, White-browed forest flycatcher, White-browed fulvetta, White-browed ground tyrant, White-browed guan, White-browed hawk, White-browed hemispingus, White-browed hermit, White-browed jungle flycatcher, White-browed laughingthrush, White-browed meadowlark, White-browed nuthatch, White-browed owl, White-browed piculet, White-browed purpletuft, White-browed robin, White-browed robin-chat, White-browed scimitar babbler, White-browed scrub robin, White-browed scrubwren, White-browed shama, White-browed shortwing, White-browed sparrow-weaver, White-browed spinetail, White-browed tapaculo, White-browed tit, White-browed tit-spinetail, White-browed tit-warbler, White-browed treecreeper, White-browed triller, White-browed wagtail, White-browed woodswallow, White-capped bunting, White-capped dipper, White-capped fruit dove, White-capped monarch, White-capped munia, White-capped parrot, White-capped redstart, White-capped tanager, White-cheeked antbird, White-cheeked barbet, White-cheeked bullfinch, White-cheeked bushtit, White-cheeked cotinga, White-cheeked honeyeater, White-cheeked laughingthrush, White-cheeked nuthatch, White-cheeked partridge, White-cheeked pintail, White-cheeked starling, White-cheeked tern, White-cheeked tody-flycatcher, White-cheeked turaco, White-chested alethe, White-chested babbler, White-chested emerald, White-chested puffbird, White-chested swift, White-chested tinkerbird, †White-chested white-eye, White-chinned jacamar, White-chinned myzomela, White-chinned petrel, White-chinned prinia,

White-chinned sapphire, White-chinned swift, White-chinned thistletail, White-chinned thrush, White-chinned woodcreeper, White-collared blackbird, White-collared foliage-gleaner, White-collared jay, White-collared kite, White-collared manakin, White-collared monarch, White-collared oliveback, White-collared pigeon, White-collared starling, White-collared swift, White-collared yuhina, White-crested coquette, White-crested elaenia, White-crested guan, White-crested helmetshrike, White-crested hornbill, White-crested laughingthrush, White-crested spadebill, White-crested tiger heron, White-crested turaco, White-crested tyrannulet, White-crowned cliff chat, White-crowned cuckoo, White-crowned forktail, White-crowned hornbill, White-crowned lapwing, White-crowned manakin, White-crowned parrot, White-crowned penduline tit, White-crowned pigeon, White-crowned robin-chat, White-crowned shama, White-crowned sparrow, White-crowned starling, White-crowned wheatear, White-eared barbet, White-eared bronze cuckoo, White-eared brown dove, White-eared bulbul, White-eared catbird, White-eared conebill, White-eared ground sparrow, White-eared honeyeater, White-eared hummingbird, White-eared jacamar, White-eared monarch, White-eared myza, White-eared night heron, White-eared parakeet, White-eared puffbird, White-eared sibia, White-eared solitaire, White-eared tailorbird, White-edged oriole, White-eyed attila, White-eyed buzzard, White-eyed foliage-gleaner, White-eyed gull, White-eyed parakeet, White-eyed river martin, White-eyed robin, White-eyed slaty flycatcher, White-eyed starling, White-eyed stipplethroat, White-eyed thrush, White-eyed tody-tyrant, White-eyed vireo, White-faced cuckoo-dove, White-faced heron, White-faced ibis, White-faced nunbird, White-faced plover, White-faced quail-dove, White-faced robin, White-faced starling, White-faced storm petrel, White-faced whistling duck, White-faced whitestart, White-flanked antwren, White-flanked sunbird, White-fronted amazon, White-fronted bee-eater, White-fronted black chat, White-fronted chat, White-fronted falconet, White-fronted ground dove, White-fronted ground tyrant, White-fronted honeyeater, White-fronted manakin, White-fronted nunbird, White-fronted plover, White-fronted quail-dove, White-fronted scops owl, White-fronted swift, White-fronted tern, White-fronted tit, White-fronted tyrannulet, White-fronted wattle-eye, White-fronted whitestart, White-fronted woodpecker, White-gaped honeyeater, White-gorgeted flycatcher, Whitehead, White-headed babbler, White-headed barbet, White-headed brushfinch, White-headed buffalo weaver, White-headed bulbul, White-headed duck, White-headed fruit dove, White-headed marsh tyrant, White-headed mousebird, White-headed munia, White-headed petrel, White-headed pigeon, White-headed robin-chat, White-headed saw-wing, White-headed starling, White-headed vanga, White-headed vulture, White-headed wood hoopoe, White-headed woodpecker, White-headed wren, Whitehead's broadbill, Whitehead's spiderhunter, Whitehead's swiftlet, Whitehead's trogon, White-hooded babbler, White-lined antbird, White-lined honeyeater, White-lined tanager, White-lored antpitta, White-lored euphonia, White-lored gnatcatcher, White-lored oriole, White-lored spinetail, White-lored tyrannulet, White-lored warbler, White-mantled barbet, White-mantled kingfisher, White-masked antbird, White-naped brushfinch, White-naped crane, White-naped honeyeater, White-naped jay, White-naped lory, White-naped monarch, White-naped pigeon, White-naped seedeater, White-naped swift, White-naped tit, White-naped woodpecker, White-naped xenopsaris, White-naped yuhina, White-necked babbler, White-necked coucal, White-necked crow, White-necked hawk, White-necked heron, White-necked jacobin, White-necked laughingthrush, White-necked myna, White-necked petrel, White-necked puffbird, White-necked raven, White-necked rockfowl, White-necked thrush, White-necklaced partridge, White-plumed antbird, White-plumed honeyeater, White-quilled rock pigeon, White-rimmed brushfinch, White-rimmed warbler, White-ringed

flycatcher, White-ruffed manakin, White-rumped babbler, White-rumped cuckooshrike, White-rumped falcon, White-rumped hawk, White-rumped monjita, White-rumped munia, White-rumped robin, White-rumped sandpiper, White-rumped seedeater, White-rumped shama, White-rumped sirystes, White-rumped snowfinch, White-rumped spinetail, White-rumped swallow, White-rumped swift, White-rumped swiftlet, White-rumped tanager, White-rumped triller, White-rumped vulture, White's thrush, White-shouldered antbird, White-shouldered antshrike, White-shouldered black tit, White-shouldered fairywren, White-shouldered fire-eye, White-shouldered ibis, White-shouldered starling, White-shouldered tanager, White-shouldered triller, White-sided flowerpiercer, White-sided hillstar, White-speckled laughingthrush, White-spectacled bulbul, White-spectacled warbler, White-spotted fantail, White-spotted flufftail, White-spotted mannikin, White-spotted wattle-eye, White-spotted woodpecker, White-starred robin, White-streaked antvireo, White-streaked friarbird, White-streaked honeyeater, White-striped forest rail, White-striped warbler, White-striped woodcreeper, White-tailed alethe, White-tailed ant thrush, White-tailed blue flycatcher, White-tailed cotinga, White-tailed crested flycatcher, White-tailed eagle, White-tailed emerald, White-tailed flycatcher, White-tailed goldenthroat, White-tailed hawk, White-tailed hummingbird, White-tailed jay, White-tailed kite, White-tailed lapwing, White-tailed lark, White-tailed monarch, White-tailed nightjar, White-tailed nuthatch, White-tailed ptarmigan, White-tailed robin, White-tailed sabrewing, White-tailed shrike, White-tailed shrike-tyrant, White-tailed starfrontlet, White-tailed stonechat, White-tailed swallow, White-tailed trogon, White-tailed tropicbird, White-tailed tyrannulet, White-tailed warbler, White-thighed hornbill, White-thighed swallow, White-throated antbird, White-throated antpitta, White-throated babbler, White-throated barbtail, White-throated bee-eater, White-throated bulbul, White-throated bush chat, White-throated bushtit, White-throated cacholote, White-throated canary, White-throated caracara, White-throated crake, White-throated daggerbill, White-throated dipper, White-throated earthcreeper, White-throated fantail, White-throated flycatcher, White-throated francolin, White-throated gerygone, White-throated grasswren, White-throated greenbul, White-throated ground dove, White-throated hawk, White-throated honeyeater, White-throated hummingbird, White-throated jacamar, White-throated jay, White-throated jungle flycatcher, White-throated kingbird, White-throated kingfisher, White-throated laughingthrush, White-throated magpie-jay, White-throated manakin, White-throated mountain babbler, White-throated mountaingem, White-throated needletail, White-throated nightjar, White-throated oxylabes, White-throated pewee, White-throated quail-dove, White-throated rail, White-throated redstart, White-throated robin, White-throated robin-chat, White-throated rock thrush, White-throated screech owl, White-throated seedeater, White-throated shrike-tanager, White-throated sierra finch, White-throated spadebill, White-throated sparrow, White-throated swallow, White-throated swift, White-throated tapaculo, White-throated thrush, White-throated tinamou, White-throated toucan, White-throated toucanet, White-throated towhee, White-throated treecreeper, White-throated treerunner, White-throated tyrannulet, White-throated woodcreeper, White-throated woodpecker, White-throated wren-babbler, White-tipped dove, White-tipped monarch, White-tipped plantcutter, White-tipped quetzal, White-tipped sicklebill, White-tipped swift, White-tufted grebe, White-tufted sunbeam, White-vented euphonia, White-vented plumeleteer, White-vented shama, White-vented violetear, White-vented whistler, White-wedged piculet, White-whiskered hermit, White-whiskered laughingthrush, White-whiskered puffbird, White-whiskered spinetail, White-winged apalis, White-winged becard, White-winged black tit, White-winged black tyrant, White-winged

brushfinch, White-winged chough, White-winged cinclodes, White-winged cliff chat, White-winged collared dove, White-winged coot, White-winged cotinga, White-winged cuckooshrike, White-winged diuca finch, White-winged dove, White-winged duck, White-winged fairywren, White-winged flufftail, White-winged grosbeak, White-winged guan, White-winged lark, White-winged magpie, White-winged nightjar, White-winged parakeet, White-winged potoo, White-winged robin, White-winged scoter, White-winged shrike-tanager, White-winged snowfinch, White-winged swallow, White-winged swamp warbler, White-winged tanager, White-winged tapaculo, White-winged tern, White-winged triller, White-winged warbler, White-winged widowbird, White-winged woodpecker, Whooper swan, Whooping crane, Whooping motmot, Whyte's barbet, Whyte's double-collared sunbird, Wied's tyrant-manakin, Wild turkey, Wilkins's finch, Willard's sooty boubou, Willcocks's honeyguide, Willet, Williamson's sapsucker, Williams's lark, Willie wagtail, Willis's antbird, Willow flycatcher, Willow ptarmigan, Willow tit, Willow warbler, Wilson's bird-of-paradise, Wilson's indigobird, Wilson's phalarope, Wilson's plover, Wilson's snipe, Wilson's storm petrel, Wilson's warbler, Winchell's kingfisher, Winding cisticola, Wine-throated hummingbird, Wing-banded antbird, Wing-banded wren, Wing-barred piprites, Wing-barred seedeater, Wing-snapping cisticola, Winifred's warbler, Winter wren, Wire-crested thorntail, Wire-tailed manakin, Wire-tailed swallow, Wompoo fruit dove, Wonga pigeon, Wood duck, Wood pipit, Wood sandpiper, Wood snipe, Wood stork, Wood thrush, Wood warbler, Woodchat shrike, Woodford's rail, Woodhouse's antpecker, Woodhouse's scrub jay, Woodland kingfisher, Woodlark, Woodpecker finch, Woodward's batis, Woolly-necked stork, Worcester's buttonquail, Worm-eating warbler, Worthen's sparrow, Wreathed hornbill, Wren-like rushbird, Wrenthrush, Wrentit, Wrinkled hornbill, Writhed hornbill, Wrybill, Xantus's hummingbird, Xavier's greenbul, Xingu scale-backed antbird, Yap cicadabird, Yap monarch, Yapacana antbird, Yelkouan shearwater, Yellow bishop, Yellow bittern, Yellow bunting, Yellow canary, Yellow cardinal, Yellow chat, Yellow grosbeak, Yellow honeyeater, Yellow longbill, Yellow oriole, Yellow penduline tit, Yellow rail, Yellow thornbill, Yellow tit, Yellow tyrannulet, Yellow wattlebird, Yellow-backed oriole, Yellow-backed tanager, Yellow-bearded greenbul, Yellow-bellied bulbul, Yellow-bellied bush warbler, Yellow-bellied chat-tyrant, Yellow-bellied dacnis, Yellow-bellied elaenia, Yellow-bellied eremomela, Yellow-bellied fantail, Yellow-bellied flowerpecker, Yellow-bellied flycatcher, Yellow-bellied flyrobin, Yellow-bellied gerygone, Yellow-bellied greenbul, Yellow-bellied hyliota, Yellow-bellied longbill, Yellow-bellied prinia, Yellow-bellied sapsucker, Yellow-bellied seedeater, Yellow-bellied siskin, Yellow-bellied sunbird-asity, Yellow-bellied tanager, Yellow-bellied tit, Yellow-bellied tyrannulet, Yellow-bellied warbler, Yellow-bellied wattle-eye, Yellow-bellied waxbill, Yellow-bellied whistler, Yellow-bibbed fruit dove, Yellow-bibbed lory, Yellow-billed amazon, Yellow-billed babbler, Yellow-billed barbet, Yellow-billed blue magpie, Yellow-billed cacique, Yellow-billed cardinal, Yellow-billed cotinga, Yellow-billed cuckoo, Yellow-billed duck, Yellow-billed honeyeater, Yellow-billed jacamar, Yellow-billed kingfisher, Yellow-billed kite, Yellow-billed loon, Yellow-billed lorikeet, Yellow-billed magpie, Yellow-billed malkoha, Yellow-billed nunbird, Yellow-billed nuthatch, Yellow-billed oxpecker, Yellow-billed pintail, Yellow-billed shrike, Yellow-billed spoonbill, Yellow-billed stork, Yellow-billed teal, Yellow-billed tern, Yellow-billed tit-tyrant, Yellow-billed turaco, Yellow-breasted antpitta, Yellow-breasted antwren, Yellow-breasted apalis, Yellow-breasted barbet, Yellow-breasted boatbill, Yellow-breasted boubou, Yellow-breasted bowerbird, Yellow-breasted brushfinch, Yellow-breasted bunting, Yellow-breasted chat, Yellow-breasted crake, Yellow-breasted flowerpecker,

Yellow-breasted fruit dove, Yellow-breasted greenfinch, Yellow-breasted pipit, Yellow-breasted racket-tail, Yellow-breasted satinbird, Yellow-breasted tailorbird, Yellow-breasted warbler, Yellow-breasted warbling antbird, Yellow-bridled finch, Yellow-browed antbird, Yellow-browed bulbul, Yellow-browed bunting, Yellow-browed camaroptera, Yellow-browed melidectes, Yellow-browed seedeater, Yellow-browed shrike-vireo, Yellow-browed sparrow, Yellow-browed tit, Yellow-browed tody-flycatcher, Yellow-browed toucanet, Yellow-browed tyrant, Yellow-browed warbler, Yellow-browed woodpecker, Yellow-capped pygmy parrot, Yellow-capped weaver, Yellow-casqued hornbill, Yellow-cheeked becard, Yellow-cheeked tit, Yellow-chevroned parakeet, Yellow-chinned spinetail, Yellow-collared chlorophonia, Yellow-collared lovebird, Yellow-crested cockatoo, Yellow-crested helmetshrike, Yellow-crested manakin, Yellow-crested tanager, Yellow-crested woodpecker, Yellow-crowned amazon, Yellow-crowned barbet, Yellow-crowned bishop, Yellow-crowned canary, Yellow-crowned elaenia, Yellow-crowned euphonia, Yellow-crowned gonolek, Yellow-crowned night heron, Yellow-crowned parakeet, Yellow-crowned tyrannulet, Yellow-crowned whitestart, Yellow-crowned woodpecker, Yellow-eared barbet, Yellow-eared bulbul, Yellow-eared parrot, Yellow-eared spiderhunter, Yellow-eared toucanet, Yellow-eared woodpecker, Yellow-eyed babbler, Yellow-eyed black flycatcher, Yellow-eyed bristlebill, Yellow-eyed junco, Yellow-eyed penguin, Yellow-eyed pigeon, Yellow-eyed starling, Yellow-faced flameback, Yellow-faced grassquit, Yellow-faced honeyeater, Yellow-faced myna, Yellow-faced parrot, Yellow-faced parrotlet, Yellow-faced siskin, Yellow-footed flycatcher, Yellow-footed green pigeon, Yellow-footed gull, Yellow-footed honeyguide, Yellow-fronted barbet, Yellow-fronted canary, yellow-fronted parrot, Yellow-fronted tinkerbird, Yellow-fronted woodpecker, Yellow-gaped honeyeater, Yellow-green brushfinch, Yellow-green grosbeak, Yellow-green tanager, Yellow-green vireo, Yellowhammer, Yellowhead, Yellow-headed amazon, Yellow-headed blackbird, Yellow-headed brushfinch, Yellow-headed caracara, Yellow-headed manakin, Yellow-headed warbler, Yellow-hooded blackbird, Yellowish bulbul, Yellowish flycatcher, Yellowish imperial pigeon, Yellowish pipit, Yellowish white-eye, Yellowish-streaked honeyeater, Yellowish-streaked lory, Yellow-knobbed curassow, Yellow-legged buttonquail, Yellow-legged flyrobin, Yellow-legged gull, Yellow-legged pigeon, Yellow-legged thrush, Yellow-legged tinamou, Yellow-legged weaver, Yellow-lored bristlebill, Yellow-lored tody-flycatcher, Yellow-mantled weaver, Yellow-mantled widowbird, Yellow-margined flatbill, Yellow-naped amazon, Yellow-necked spurfowl, Yellow-olive flatbill, Yellow-plumed honeyeater, Yellow-ringed white-eye, Yellow-rumped antwren, Yellow-rumped cacique, Yellow-rumped flowerpecker, Yellow-rumped flycatcher, Yellow-rumped honeyguide, Yellow-rumped mannikin, Yellow-rumped marshbird, Yellow-rumped seedeater, Yellow-rumped siskin, Yellow-rumped thornbill, Yellow-rumped tinkerbird, Yellow-rumped warbler, Yellow-scarfed tanager, Yellow-shouldered amazon, Yellow-shouldered blackbird, Yellow-shouldered grassquit, Yellow-shouldered grosbeak, Yellow-sided flowerpecker, Yellow-spotted bush sparrow, Yellow-spotted honeyeater, Yellow-streaked greenbul, Yellow-streaked warbler, Yellow-striped brushfinch, Yellow-tailed black cockatoo, Yellow-tailed oriole, Yellow-tailed parrot, Yellow-thighed brushfinch, Yellow-throated antwren, Yellow-throated apalis, Yellow-throated bulbul, Yellow-throated bunting, Yellow-throated bush sparrow, Yellow-throated bush tanager, Yellow-throated cuckoo, Yellow-throated euphonia, Yellow-throated flycatcher, Yellow-throated fulvetta, Yellow-throated greenbul, Yellow-throated hanging parrot, Yellow-throated honeyeater, Yellow-throated laughingthrush, Yellow-throated leafbird, Yellow-throated leaflove, Yellow-throated longclaw, Yellow-throated miner, Yellow-throated nicator, Yellow-throated sandgrouse, Yellow-throated scrubwren, Yellow-throated

seedeater, Yellow-throated spadebill, Yellow-throated sparrow, Yellow-throated tanager, Yellow-throated tinkerbird, Yellow-throated toucan, Yellow-throated vireo, Yellow-throated warbler, Yellow-throated whistler, Yellow-throated white-eye, Yellow-throated woodland warbler, Yellow-throated woodpecker, Yellow-tinted honeyeater, Yellow-tufted dacnis, Yellow-tufted honeyeater, Yellow-tufted woodpecker, Yellow-vented bulbul, Yellow-vented eremomela, Yellow-vented flowerpecker, Yellow-vented green pigeon, Yellow-vented warbler, Yellow-vented woodpecker, Yellow-wattled bulbul, Yellow-wattled lapwing, Yellow-whiskered bush tanager, Yellow-whiskered greenbul, Yellow-winged blackbird, Yellow-winged pytilia, Yellow-winged tanager, Yellow-winged vireo, Yemen linnet, Yemen serin, Yemen thrush, Yemen warbler, Yucatan amazon, Yucatan bobwhite, Yucatan flycatcher, Yucatan gnatcatcher, Yucatan jay, Yucatan nightjar, Yucatan poorwill, Yucatan vireo, Yucatan woodpecker, Yucatan wren, Yungas antwren, Yungas dove, Yungas guan, Yungas manakin, Yungas pygmy owl, Yungas screech owl, Yungas sparrow, Yungas tody-tyrant, Yungas tyrannulet, Yungas warbler, Yunnan fulvetta, Yunnan nuthatch, Zambezi indigobird, Zamboanga bulbul, Zanzibar red bishop, Zapata rail, Zapata sparrow, Zapata wren, Zappey's flycatcher, Zarudny's sparrow, Zebra dove, Zebra finch, Zeledon's antbird, Zenaida dove, Zenker's honeyguide, Zigzag heron, Zimmer's flatbill, Zimmer's tapaculo, Zimmer's tody-tyrant, Zimmer's woodcreeper, Zino's petrel, Zitting cisticola, Zoe's imperial pigeon, Zone-tailed hawk

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So on the heels of what we've been discussing lately about BIPOC inclusion in the fandom, the thing that stuck out to me was many of our folks saying it was important: "seeing people who look like me". I know I felt the same way with certain media where I went "wait, that person thinks/looks/acts like me!" And it was such a validation.

I can only imagine how frustrating it is to be immersed in a fanfic only to have certain things ("you blushed", "your bright blue eyes", "fair skin") totally take you out of it. I know I have been guilty of this and try my best to not do so anymore (feel free to call me out in my chapters if I do!)

So many of the characters, mood boards, etc on here are white-centric. So I thought I would do some art with Pedro characters and their BIPOC romantic partners.

If this is totally not the vibe or offensive in any way please let me know and I will take it down. If it's palatable to y'all I was hoping to make it into a series.

So without further ado ..

To my sisters of all colors, I see you, I hear you and I want us all as a community to do better for you.

I love you, Emma

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slimybeth69 · 6 hours ago

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I’m glad to see more discussion about the experience as a non-white person in the PP fandom. I have been in many ‘fan groups’ in my life, 80s baby here, and this one has surprisingly been the most unwelcoming and triggering in many ways (💜minus the ✨amazing✨ readers, mutuals, and friends I have made here. This part is the good stuff.) 💜

I’m glad to see more discussion about how we get overlooked and our work, art, and moodboards get ignored.

I’ve been yelling into the void about this since 2020, many others as well, and many for much longer than me. We get ignored, overlooked, nasty anons, the list goes on…

In my time sharing here, I have tried to make things as diverse and inclusive as possible while highlighting black and brown folks. But I tell you, my readership suffered, my moodboards (which I put my heart and soul into) were only shared sometimes, if so it was by a few lovely mutuals and amazing readers who supported me.

My engagement has always been a struggle. I could actively see my moodboards and fics with brown skin characters get 0-10 likes and no reblogs while ones with petite pintrest ⚪️ women get 100+. This happened often, minus cool surprises like when something would be shared by a bigger blog and then i’d see more engagement for a burst of time. Only in these cases I would have the most reach and see that reflected in things like reblogs and likes. Anyway…

This has been a discussion for a long time. I got so tired I stopped talking about it. I stopped posting about it. It seemed my voice, and many others didn’t matter. I took many breaks only to come back and find things worse and the little community I had mostly gone. I stepped away from here and the PP fandom.

I was and am greatly disappointed that there is such a lack of support and blatant (plus passive aggressive) racism in this fandom for a poc!

Recently, to see the confederate flag used as an aesthetic choice in a fic (by a writer I did enjoy and follow) was a blow. Especially even more now as a queer woman with brown skin living in a country that voted a racist criminal into office, again.

Fan-fiction should be a safe place to escape. Why would we want to see our very valid fears and hostile signs like that flag in fics we read?

On that note, it is crazy to me we have to experience this at all, but especially in a fandom for a poc man!!

Again, I am happy these conversations are happening. Will things change? I dunno - I feel doubtful. I am pissed. But I do hope there will be change.

Ps: just because a character is from the south, and has an accent, DOES NOT mean you have to make them racist. As a woman with Louisiana Creole roots via my dad, and Southern (GA, NC, VA) both via my mom and dad (I grew up in the North so no accent and all for me) BUT I do write alot of Southern Gothic. Would I add that fucking flag even tho it’s around? No.

Don’t do shit like that. Do better.

Pss: this is bigger than me, I am not just talking about my self. My work is not for everyone, some will dislike it, thats totally ok, i have weaknesses as well as strengths as a writer, thats ok - i am talking about this on a grander collective scale of things. We already lost so many creative talented poc and queer writers and I myself have been distant from the fandom as well. Don’t be surprised if more continue to leave if this shit keeps up.

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slimybeth69 · 12 hours ago

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Touch: Part 11

Chapter Summary: Din and yourself spend some time apart.

Series Rating: Explicit

warnings/tags: heavy angst, some self-deprecating speech (reader), cliffhanger, use of alcohol and being intoxicated, healthy but sad relationship talks, idiots in love, unreliable narration, moff gideon (peep the new header)

a/n: all mistakes are mine because I move too fast-- also thanks again to @immarocketman for letting me use some of their art for my header!! (reader finally knows what Mr. Djarin looks like). I still can 't believe how perfect if fits with the theme of my fic 🥹 and being lucky enough to use it <3)

Just one time it would be nice to wake up next to Din still asleep next to you. The ship is completely empty, not even R5 is here. It’s so quiet, eerily silent as you walk around, exploring rooms you’ve only ever looked at the door of. So many guns and other weapons you hadn’t ever seen before. You play with the darksaber for a while.

You’re in the hull with more room to move around in. Okay. This is gonna be easy. You press the button with your left thumb and your whole left arm is propelled backwards but you hold on tight and force it back in front of you with a grunt.

“Fuckin’ knock it off.” You growl at it, and for some reason, the propulsion lessens in the other direction and you’re able to wield it more easily. Not very easy, but easier. You left arm feels weird holding a saber. You don't normally hold anything in this hand unless your right one is helping. You do spin it around a couple times and take a couple slashes through the air with it though. It starts to fight you again like it did before. “Knock it the fuck off, my guy. ” You stare at it and instead of fighting you…it’s purring. “Oh…do you like that? You stupid swamp-rat?”

The handle of the grip starts to vibrate like it’s telling you yes. What the fuck? You turn it off and set it down on the floor. Nope. Not today. Maybe.

Okay, you pick it back up and turn it on and again, your left arm almost get ripped off. You just think about how much you hate the thing in your hand. It purrs again. “No fuckin’ way.” You whisper. “You really do gotta be mean to it.”

With the lightsaber it was about respect and calmness. This was the opposite of a lightsaber so it’s about anger and chaos. It makes you laugh when your thoughts make the darksaber purr softly like it loves your bad thoughts and wants you to have more of them. You turn the saber off and put it back in the weapons room because you could have easily had more thoughts like that if you had held on to it. Kept working with it. It’s terrifying.

Then a crazy idea comes to you. You run to the cockpit and press a button.

With all the sun-shields down in the ship now, and no one can see in even if they try to, you look into your reflection in the helmet. You were told to wait but you don’t think you can. It’s too pretty, and you need to see what it’s like in there. You place it on top of your head as steadily as you can with one hand and then press it down slowly. It’s tight, you have to fight to get it down over your cheeks but once it’s on it fits like a glove. Din’s was way too big, you realize now. This is how a helmet should fit. You wish you could see yourself but it doesn’t matter. The heads-up display you’re looking into looks exactly like Din’s did. You can see fully almost completely around to the back of you.

Din had explained how his helmet worked to you one night in the darkness of the ship.

You press an unseen button on the left temple of the helmet and the HUD changes, “Infrared,” you whisper into the modulator. Hearing your own raspy voice through the static in your ears sends a shock through you. Now the display inside shows you an infrared picture of the inside of the ship. The only thing warm in the ship is where the engine is and that is only warm because it’s idling so the ship and you and Din and the child don’t freeze in the night. Din normally turns it off by now. You use your new helmet to go turn the engine off completely.

Another tap of that hidden button and the screen goes black for a moment and then changes back to just the normal ship. You press the button on the dash now that shuts the engine of the ship off and sigh.

You press the comms button and rasp his name but get no response. Shit.

Where is he?

You have a much bigger problem right now.

You’re stuck in your helmet. You cannot lift it off your head with just one hand. It’s too tight. You start to panic, because what if Din comes back before you can figure out how to get it off? What if everyone sees and then The Armorer hates you? Ugh no this cannot be happening.

“Shit shit shit shit shit shit shit.” Your modulated whisper echoes quietly thorough the ship. You’ve been trying for ten minutes. “Fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck.” You run around the ship in your helmet and nightgown like a fool. You look like a fool, such a fool. Why didn’t you just wait!? Din could have been here to see it and you could have had him help you get it off and now you’re going to get caught not following the rules. Being a brat. You could cry inside your helmet.

“Okay...” You’re panting. This is the last resort. Nothing else has worked. You have the heel of your left hand and the ball of your right foot inside the underside of the helmet and you’re sitting on the edge of the bed. “Okay. I can do this.” You rasp softly. You push as hard as you can and finally, the helmet slips off your head. You gasp as your hair falls into your face. “Okay. I can take it off.” Very satisfied with yourself.

It’s dark again now. Dark as shit outside. You almost thought the sun visor was still down after you had put it back up. What the fuck!? Where was Din?! Where the hell was anyone? Not like you had gone to check. You hadn’t left the ship once today. Too sad. Too scared. You lay on the mat on the floor and sigh.

It’s been a thought pressing into your asshole all day. It’s painful and uncomfortable and you’d like it to go away but it persists. You can’t even speak it out into your brain, it's too painful.

Does Din lie to you?

He clearly has no quarrels eating your candy. Or telling you that you are not maimed when he clearly thought you had been. There were more lies too. You could feel it. He lied about your doodles! He had already seen what was in your notebook when he asked what you were doing! Another lie! Where does it end? When do the lies end and the truth begins with Lyin’ Din Djarin. Would he be capable of lying about loving you? Is he capable of lying to you to touch you? Is that all you're here for? He loves you but apparently you’re just a friend.

Okay. A normal person might die for their friend right? If they cared for them deeply enough? Yes. You guess. Would a friend let their friend stick an Amban Stun Gun in both of their holes at the same time and then let the friend watch through their stupid night vision helmet? Hpmh.

You don’t think so.

Friends also don’t jerk off and come on their friends' bellies or fill them with their seed and tell them they want you to carry their helmeted babies! No! Friend’s don’t do that stuff.

Fuck.

So Din lies and now you don’t know if you trust him? Is that what’s happening in that broken, dumb brain? Yes. That’s exactly what’s happening.

You gasp in horror.

Did Din ever even come visit you in the temple like he said he did?

No one ever mentioned him coming to see you, or stopping by-- not Ahsoka or Luke. None of the younglings or other Jedi's!

The reasoning could be that Luke and Ahsoka were trying to keep you levelheaded with a clear mind and un-desiring heart.

Or it could be because that lying metal man never even came to see you like he said he did. How would you ever know without asking the Jedi's outright?

What The Armorer said yesterday in the cockpit rings in your head. Din Djarin hid you away.

That’s exactly what that lying sonofabitch did! Hid you away on the Crest, hid you away on some celibacy planet full of children and Jedi.

Din Djarin didnt' seem very reluctant to watch you walk into your new sexless home while he said goodbye to Grogu.

Old feelings of anger and new ones mix together inside of you.

Nothing makes sense anymore...you’ve been alone too long. Alone with your thoughts for too long. Maybe. Or maybe this is good? Are you thinking clearly? You don’t know. You just know that one day you trusted Din with your whole life and now you’re questioning everything he’s ever told you.

Perfect. Beautiful.

Ugh. Those words make you feel sick because are you beautiful? You’re definitely not perfect.

You roll over onto your left side and just lay there with your eyes open until you hear the ramp drop down. You’ve had hours to stew in your newfound anger. It’s very justified.

He lies to you and now you don’t know what about. He admitted it himself-- he lies.

Din meets you in the hallway. You point at him with your index finger. Din stops in his tracks and holds the baby out to you. You take a step forward and Din takes a step back.

“Put the green child down.” You growl at Din.

He just shakes his helmet from side to side dramatically.

“Put. Him. Down.”

Din goes to put the child down, but then snaps back up and holds Grogu in his elbow crook. He shakes his head no at you again.

“I would like to yell at you. Really yell because I don’t think I ever have before. I’m not doing it in front of the baby, so put him down.” You speak more calmly than you thought you would. You thought you would be yelling already.

“I will never put this child down.” Din rasps through the modulator just as calmly.

You press two fingers into the bridge of your nose where there is a small cut and bruise. It hurts but you don’t care.

“You’re–” Din starts then stops suddenly, he tilts his helmet to the side. “Annoyed with me?”

The words fling you back into the past somehow, just like you flung through the air before you slammed into the rock in that bug-robots room and broke your back; it’s feeling much better now though. You’re sitting around the small fire, looking up at Din and you had no idea what was in store for you yet. He had just asked you the same question, if you were annoyed with him. Your response then was much more pleasant than what you say to him in the present.

“Annoyed doesn’t even begin to cover it, you lying sonofabitch!" You point at him again. “Full of lies. I wanna know what else you lie to me about, but you know what?” You raise your eyebrows at him.

He shakes his helmet no slowly- almost like he doesn't want to answer you at all.

“I wouldn’t believe you!” Your brain doesn’t feel as foggy or as heavy as it did the other day, but oh man, you are just pissed off and you know why.

A real anger...with roots to it. You genuinely didn’t think Din could or would lie to you. You don’t know why. He was just a good honest man until he admitted he lied.

Told you to lie about the scars on your face. Like you’d lower yourself to his lying standards.

“I don’t lie?” Din sounds confused about where this is coming from. “Are you mad about the orange candies?”

You nod slowly and squint your eyes at him.

“I got you more. I was just on Nevarro.” Din pulls a bag from behind his back. Bigger than the first bag you got.

Sonofabitch. Why? You were just so mad at him, a good mad, a real mad and now he does this? You almost tell him to stop being cute but then you remember that you are mad! And not just about the orange treats.

“It’s not about the candies!” You exclaim.

Din tilts his head again. “You just said that it was about the candies.” He holds the bag out to you like you didn’t just watch him pull a giant sack of neon candy from behind his back. Like he’s a magician who performs at the casino when he’s done with his comedy sets!

“You lied about my face!” You flick your eyebrows up at him once and point to your mechnosutures.

Din’s head rolls backward and he stares at the ceiling. “Did you want me to say it looked bad? It did. It looked bad. Are you happy? Did that feel nice?” His helmet snaps to you as you take several angry steps towards him.

He takes several steps back but bumps into the table behind him.

“What else do you lie about, Djarin?”

Din’s helmet is staring down at you. He has the child in one hand and the bag of candy in the other.

“I don’t lie.” He sighs listlessly. “Why are you so upset? I thought our—” He looks down at the child in his arms and leans into you. “- talk last night made everything alright?”

“Oh, all the things you said to get me into bed and then also—” You glance at the child and then back to the helmet, “- get you in someplace else!? How very convenient that you had all those nice things to say suddenly. You couldn’t speak them to me before I was upset with you.” You cross your one good arm over your chest and take a step away and look down at the candy.

Din finally puts the child down now and sets the candy on the table behind him. “You think I lie? To you?” His helmet cocks to the side. “I don’t lie to you. Tease maybe. Poke fun at sometimes. I don’t lie to you.”

“You admitted you did. You said it last night yourself. And then I wake up this morning and you’re not here. You didn’t even wake me to say goodbye or tell me where you were going.” You uncross your one arm and Din puts one gloved hand over his pressure point in his shoulder. “I don’t know why I feel these things. I don’t like being left behind. Makes my mind wander. It’s terrible.”

Din rasps through the modulator, “It’s because you are a brat.”

You stare up at him, blinking.

“If you had left the ship and talked to my clan, been social with them at all, they would have told you where I went. They said you stayed here all day.”

"Well I--" You don't have a good reason for not going outside of the ship all day. Other than feeling sorry for yourself that Din had abandoned you once again. There isn't an excuse why you couldn't have gone to ask the Armorer or anyone else for that matter.

"A perfect opportunity for you to socialize-- potentially accrue friendships that are apparently so important to you, and I am the villain once again?" He sounds irritated with you more than anything now. He walks around you, leaving you to think about his kind gesture alone. "Brat," he mumbles under his breath through the voice modulator as he passes by.

You stay in your spot looking at the candies on the table and getting new scratches on your legs from Grogu who is trying to crawl up them with the razors on the ends of his fingers.

Are you still upset? Do you believe him?

You pick up Grogu and give him a small kiss on the forehead before you put him to bed in his little closet room.

The metal man does nice things, but he does them in such a strange way that it's hard to recognize them for what they are.

Din is on the floor in just his helmet and the blankets. He gasps in mock surprise, “The brat is here to sleep next to the liar?”

The words hurt, but you don't have anything to say because you do feel slightly foolish. All you had wanted to do was meet new people when you first started this gig. Din Djarin gave you a chance to do just that, and you stayed locked inside the ship all day.

“You tried on your helmet?” Din nods to it sitting on your bed.

You nod silently, wondering if he's going to be upset about that, too.

“Did you like it?” He asks apathetically, like he would rather talk about anything else.

“It got stuck. I had to use my foot to get it off.” You hold your right foot out in front of you and point to it with your left hand. “I was stuck for several minutes.” You don’t know why you’re telling him that. You had planned on never telling a single soul you got stuck in that thing.

Din chuckles, "I would have paid good credits to see that."

“Now you’re upset with me?” You ask, taking a step towards him. He shrugs.

Din turns his head to look at you. “I have every right to be upset with you if I want to be," he rasps. T

his makes your stomach flutter. But in a bad way. The worst way. You don’t know if Din has ever been upset with you unless it was for dying for two long minutes in the mines. Shit.

“I come back from helping High Magistrate Karga on Nevarro with my clan. You call me a liar and a sonofabitch .” Din shakes his helmet at you disappointingly.

Ouch that fucking hurts. Din’s right. You are a brat.

“I accepted that tract of land on Nevarro for us.” Din brings his hands under his helmet and rests it on them while he looks out of the window.

Us.

“You and Grogu?” You sink to your knees now and sit a couple feet behind him.

Din shakes his head still refusing to look at you again. “Brat," he rasps pointedly. “Of course not. I come home to try and tell you the good news and I get accused of lying about loving you before my boots are inside.” Din doesn’t look at you still.

Your heart is shattering in your chest.

“I’m sorry," you whisper softly. You feel like a fool, as foolish as you felt earlier with your helmet stuck on your head.

“Of course you are," Din sighs.

What does that mean? Why did he say it like that?

"You had a right to be upset yesterday--but not today. I did kiss you goodbye. I did not want to wake you because you are broken and healing. Was that so wrong of me?”

No it wasn't, it's actually very sweet and thoughtful of him. Very thoughtful. Fool. You’re a fool and now you think you may be sick, and possibly your heart will come out with the little food you’ve eaten today. You inch yourself closer to him slowly on the floor. Din tilts his helmet a little backwards so you can see his face visor.

“Are you upset because I said I don’t want you to swear the Creed?” Din respires softly into the modulator. “I wasn’t forbidding it. You are a free person to do as they wish. But why do you want it?” Din is still looking back at you as you inch now closer to him so you are right beside his helmet.

“So that we can be together.” You whisper.

Din’s helmet stares at you. “Are we not together right now?” Din sounds worried and now you’re confused.

“I…mean we’re physically together… right here and now. Yes.” You look around the room and back to Din.

“Why would you have to swear the Creed for us to be together?” Din sounds just as confused as you are.

You blink at him.

“Do–” The words you say next scare you because you’re afraid it’s going to scare him. “Don’t you have to marry another Mandalorian?” You look away because you are too afraid to see his reaction. You’re sure that when you look back he’s going to be gone. Back in the cave with his clan telling everyone how you’re crazy. Surely. But when you look back Din is sitting up. Yep just like you thought, getting ready to leave.

“No. Why would you think that?” Din rasps, turning his body towards you.

He is naked under those blankets and you just got a peek when he turned and now you’re not thinking about anything else. You’re just staring at that little trail of hair under his belly button and you can’t even hold back the smirk you have on your face because he is perfect. Actually perfect. Din snaps his fingers at you. It makes you jump and you look up into his helmet.

“What?” You’re smiling at yourself in his visor and he’s just looking at you. What does he want? You were enjoying yourself. You never get to look. It’s always dark when he’s not in beskar. You’ve seen him very few times without it. “What?” You ask again because he doesn’t say anything.

“Why would you think that?” He rasps, unentertained with you. You’re confused. What were you guys talking about?

“Think what?” You say before you actually think about it because really, all you want to do is touch him and you have to stop yourself. Your eyes flick back down to his stomach and his little trail of hair and then back up to his helmet and then back down. Din covers himself with the blankets. “Hey, why’d you go and do that?” You look up into his helmet.

“ Why… would I only be able to marry another Mandalorian?” Din is still covering himself with the blankets when you remember what you were talking about. You still don’t have an answer because you don’t know why you thought that. It…just made sense? You’re staring at yourself in his helmet when he snaps at you again with his fingers.

“Would you stop doing that!” You exclaim quietly. “I’m not a small animal. You can speak to me!” You tap your index finger on the floor of the ship one time and hold it there between the two of you. Din taps his finger in a similar fashion on the floor next to yours but more times and rapidly as he rasps through the modulator quickly and annoyed.

“I have been speaking to you! You don’t speak back. Say something—stop staring at me, and I will stop snapping at you.”

“I don’t know why I make these things up in my head! You not being able to lie. Then you only lying to me. Why must a mandalorian marry within a clan. I was convinced you slept in your beskar for Makers sake! I don’t know. I just do it!” You start tapping your finger on the floor of the ship quickly like him. “I don’t know! Stop snapping your fingers at me!”

Din does it. He just snaps his ungloved fingers right in your face and as soon as he’s done he crosses his arms over his chest and covers his pressure points with his hands.

You gasp. How dare he snap and then block himself?!

“I’m learning,” Din rasps softly, nodding slowly. “You think you are the only one whose brain tells them false truths?” Din shakes his head at you. “The things I told myself you were doing at that temple without me—I’d come to see you and Ahsoka wouldn’t even let me inside. Luke wouldn’t even answer my questions about you. They just said you were fine. When I asked if you’d like to come with me they said no—”

You gasp louder than you have ever gasped before in your whole life.

“They did what!?” you almost shout. “They never told me you asked for me. I would have said yes .” You look all around the floor around you, thinking of ways you can hurt Luke and Ahsoka. How could they do that to you? Make that choice for you. Now you not receiving a gift at the temple makes sense. He didn’t think you wanted to come back to him

“Yes, so you’re not the only one who has untrue thoughts in your head. Did I accuse you of being with another, or not caring for me after two years of waiting for you as soon as you got off that return ship? No! I did not!” Din is very annoyed with you. You’ve never heard him talk that fast.

You are a dumb brat. A real idiot.

“I figured out the darksaber while you were on Nevarro!” You snap at him because you are unwilling to accept that you are in fact a giant dumb idiot brat. Din called it. You feel stupid. You try to change the subject. It works.

“You did? You wielded it well in the mines. You wielded it well here on the ship.” Din’s head turns to the window for a moment and then snaps back to you. “We can talk about that later. Admit that you are wrong. Apologize to me. Because what you do is wrong. Accuse me? You say you love me. Love me so much. Yet you can’t speak to me. Can’t ask me simple questions that would ease your beautiful bruised brain. You want to yell at me. You want to call me names. I call you my little one and I get called sonofabitch. So loving . I don’t get a nice name from you.” Din lays back down on his pillows and his raspy sigh breaks your heart.

You are a hotheaded…stupid…ungrateful brat. You accept it in your heart now. You try to move closer to him but he pulls his arm away.

“I am upset with you now.” Din rasps. Your heart no longer exists. You reach for him but he pulls away again.

“Can I fix this right now…or should I go…to the cockpit for a while?” You’re not really sure what you’re saying, but maybe he just needs a minute to cool down.

“Go look at buttons for a while if that’s what you wish to do. I don’t care where you go. I’ll come to you when I’m no longer upset.”

It’s a struggle to get to your feet. You have been hunched for so long. You finally do though. You grab a blanket off your bed and your helmet and hold the tears back until you get out into the hallway and shut the door. The crying you're doing has no sound. You can’t breathe. It’s not coming to you when you try. This is worse. This is the worst feeling in the whole world because Din had never cast you away like this. He leaves. He walks away. It feels like it takes twenty years to get to the cockpit. Once the door there is shut, you can gasp. All the air in the cockpit is now in your lungs and you think you’re going to explode.

The button to close the sun shields feels like it fights back against you when you press it. They close and you’re plunged into darkness. The helmet goes on like last time, with a struggle. But then you sit in the co-pilot's chair in the dark. Looking at everything through your night vision. Din still hasn’t seen you in your helmet. He might never want to.

The door to the cockpit opening jolts you almost out of the chair you fell asleep crying in. Your helmet is still on when Din walks in, wearing his black undergarments and his helmet. Everything is still in night vision and you don’t know what time it is or how long you’ve been asleep. You know you cried for a long time. Din sit’s down in his chair silently after he shuts the door. He doesn’t even look at you. It feels like time has stopped. Somehow being able to see into the void makes the now soft constant static ticking in your ear less comforting. Din just stared forward like a droid.

“Peli needs some help on Tatooine. She asked me if I knew anyone who could help her out for a while and I think you should go.” Din’s rasp sounds just like it does when you have your helmet off.

You start thinking of arguments of why you should stay and why you need to be here with him. You want to tell him that you’ll share the floor bed on this ship with him forever if that’s what he wanted.

“Okay.” You don’t say any of those things, because if Din doesn’t want you here, what’s the point of being here? Grogu loves you. You love Grogu but he is not your child. As much as you wish he was, he is Din’s child. Din’s alone. R5 is your child though, whether Din likes it or not.

“Not for long, two weeks possibly.” Din still hasn’t looked in your direction, you haven’t stopped looking in his direction. Things feel so different right now. “I have things to attend to. I’ll leave this ship and take the N-1.” So he has to come back for you. He can’t just leave you there. “I’ll be taking Grogu though.”

You just nod in response because you know he can see your helmet nodding at him in his display. Even if he’s not looking in your direction. You think about swearing the Creed. You could just stay here. Walk the Way. This doesn’t feel like the Way though. None of this feels noble or honorable or brave.

“I’m sorry.” You rasp to him in the dark. He nods in response. Still not looking at you. “I shouldn’t have called you mean things.” You whisper into your modulator. You could keep this thing on forever. If Din never wanted to kiss you again? You’re never taking this helmet off.

“I’ll drop you at Peli’s in a couple hours. You should rest before we get there. One shoulder or not she’ll put you to work.” Din rasps. You also like this helmet because Din can’t see your tears.

“Have you rested?” You ask softly. He shakes his head from side to side. “Would you like to come rest with me? It can be quiet and dark.” Din does nothing for a long time and then he stands and opens the door to the cockpit and walks out. You follow him into the bedroom.

Din has his hands on the side of your helmet and is pulling it off for you. He sets it on your bed you think, it’s dark again. Then you lay down on the mats below your feet and wait for him. When he crawls in next to you can feel that he took his black undershirt off. When he lays down onto your chest and you wrap your hand around his neck and twist his hair in your finger he sighs. It makes you sigh.

You keep your promise and stay quiet until you hear him snoring softly. You can feel it in his chest when he breathes too. Just a deep rumble. You keep twirling his hair in your fingers taking in this feeling because you wont be with him for two weeks and then who knows if he will want you to be around after that. Bo-Katan has been around more than normal. Maybe she did all this to get in between you two because she was jealous. You don’t know. You don’t seem to know anything. You make up lies. You’re the liar. You lie to yourself.

Din’s arm suddenly flinches softly and then he tightens it around your waist and pulls you closer into him.

“I love you. Death cannot part us. Mine forever.” You whisper it down into his ears and hope your words are delivered to him like gifts wrapped in bows as he dreams. If he dreams. Tired Din. Working so hard all the time. Barely rested. Cares for you deeply. Loves you.

The night passes you and sleep avoids your eyes. Passes them right by and you just lay with your eyes open in the dark. You touched Din all night long. Across his strong, muscular back and you twirled his hair in your fingers until he stirred against your chest. It stays quiet in the ship as his breathing goes from soft rumbly snoring to his regular, soft breaths of air. His hair stays in your fingers until he’s pulling himself away from you.

“I need you to show me how to use the darksaber.” Din whispers into the dark. You could cry again. No kiss or any sign of affection that he still meant those words he spoke to you so gently the other night.

“Okay.” It takes everything in you to keep it together while you get dressed in real clothes. You put your boots on. You put your helmet on because you're ashamed of your selfish face and don’t want Din to see your selfish eyes.

You grab the darksaber and your lightsaber from the weapons room and meet him in the hull. Din watches as you set both handles on the ground in front of him.

“This one,” You point to the lightsaber with your foot. “You need to be able to control your mind. Have peace and serenity in your heart and mind. You don’t think when you hold the saber. It’s almost like the saber thinks for you. Leads you to what your heart really wants almost. It’s helping you during your fight.” You rasp. You pick it up in your left hand and let the plasma extend. “You love it. You care for your saber like it was an extension of your own arm.” You hold it out in front of you as it hums quietly. Din nods. You sheathe the plasma and clip the lightsaber to your waistband.

The darksaber feels like one hundred of your lightsabers.

“You don’t need any of that when it comes to this though.” You respire as you hold the handle of the darksaber out to him. He takes it within his gloved hand and grasps it gently. “You hate to hate it.” Din’s helmet snaps up to yours. Your helmet nods at him. “Turn it on and let all the bad inside of you flow through it. It feels and propels itself against your positivity. Away from your serenity.” Din looks back down at the saber and you take several large steps back as he presses the button. You can see him fighting back against it.

“Fuck.” Din rasps as he has to wrap his left hand around the grip now, forcing it forward with his body weight. “Shit.” You see his hands slipping from the handle.

“Din, be mad at it. Think about all the terrible things you could do with it.” You hold your hands at your side. It’s like he didn’t listen to a single word you said. The lightsaber on your belt feels cool in your hands as you unsheathe the plasma again. “C’mon. Think about how terrible it is and lift it over your head. Bring it down onto mine.” You hold your lightsaber up sideways above your head so you can block Din’s attempt to slice into the air.

Din can’t lift the saber over his head. It’s fighting him too much.

“Hard.” Din’s rasp is strained like he’s really fighting with it.

“You’re not being angry enough. Let the saber feed off any anger inside you. The chaos, the bad. Let the saber take it from you.” You try to explain to Din over the buzzing of the sabers in your hands. Din hesitates for a second and then you watch as he brings the darksaber over his head and brings it down onto your plasma blade hard. It vibrates in your hand when he connects.

You’re full of excitement for Din. It’s short lived as he retracts the white plasma back into the handle and clips it to his belt.

“Thank you. Good job.” And then he leaves you in the hull and walks to the cockpit.

Okay. This is terrible. The actual worst feeling in the whole world.

“Good morning.” Grogu looks up at you through the crack in the door and presses himself into the wall. The helmet must be scaring him. “It’s just me. I just have a helmet on like your Dad.” You open the door completely but Grogu doesn’t move. “Do you not like it?” You show off your helmet to him and he shakes his head. “Why? Is it frightening to you?” The child nods as you bend at the knees to his level. “Don’t be frightened, young foundling. It’s just I. Your caretaker. Your bratty helmeted babysitter.” You whisper down to him through the modulator.

Grogu hesitantly peels himself away from the wall and takes a step towards you. You extend your arm to him and he scrambles up it and to your shoulder where he inspects his own reflection in the side of your helmet.

“A very handsome boy.” You rasp to him as you watch him look at himself. “Hey, listen to me.” You pull him down off your shoulder and hold him in the crook of your elbow as you make your way into your bedroom. You set the child down on the metal bedframe you no longer use. You sit down on the ground in front of him. “I have to go help Peli for a while.” Grogu gets so excited but you have to put your hand on one of his shoulders and calm him. “Just me. You’ll stay with your Dad while I’m gone.” Grogu looks up at you with big eyes and it makes your eyes water from behind your HUD.

Grogu babbles sadly.

“I know.” You try to hold back a sob. “I know. I’m gonna miss you too.” The tears well in your eyes and your nose burns for a moment while you hold it back. “A lot. I will. I’ll miss you but our friend Peli needs my help and I’m the only one who can do it.” You shrug your shoulders and say the words fast so you can get them out before you have to hold back a sob in front of the child.

Grogu warbles sound downcast.

“No, I’m not still mad about the scratches.” More fast spat out words because you’re crying behind the helmet but you don’t want to sound like you're crying. You tilt your helmet to the side when you look down at him now. “I love you very much. I always will. But I need to go for a while. And you ne–need to learn h-how to become a-a-a M-Mandalorian.” You stammer into the modulator. This is hard. “I love you.” You lean down and press the forehead of your helmet to his tiny little green head and sigh. “My good boy.” You whisper into the modulator.

“What good is she to me with one shoulder and a helmet?” Peli looks at you, and you look back at her through the HUD. “Is she the same one who was here last time?” She leans down and looks at her reflection in the shiny beskar. “What’d ya do to her in the mines of Mand’alor? She mess that face up real bad? It’s ugly under there now? Shame. She was cute.”

“She has a couple scratches.” Din rasps flatly. “She works hard. Is strong despite the shoulder.” Peli looks you up and down and you watch her through the display. “It’ll be good for her.”

This makes you roll your eyes under the helmet. He’s not wrong though it’ll be good for your ungrateful ass and maybe you’ll actually learn something this time. What is the most frustrating about all of this is that Din is right. If you had just calmly sat down at the table after greeting him from being gone all day and thanked him for the candy and taken the child from him; you could have talked to him nicely and told him how you felt and he would have comforted you and made you feel reassured.

No. You went in yelling at him with your finger pointed. Calling him a sonofabitch for things you didn’t even know were true. Hurtful accusations that he manipulated you into allowing him to touch you when it was something you had been drawing in your notebook! For several days leading up to the first incident in the Crest! Din’s request was strange but it eventually gave you what you had been wanting so badly. Did it not!? To see the image of his lower stomach and the base of him! He does have a curly patch of dark pubic hair that rents space there! You had forgotten because you never saw that notebook again.

“Alright. She’s gonna get put to work.” Peli gives you a big missing-one-tooth smile and you nod your head once at her slowly because you can’t smile back. She turns to Din now and sighs, rolling her eyes. “Okay. I’ll give you twenty percent off since she’s workin’ for free. Only ‘cause I gotta go find the part you need for that big honkin’ ship anyway.”

Wait. Did Din just…trade your services here at Peli’s for discounted work on the ship? Sure seems like it. Who cares, maybe she can teach you something.

“Two weeks seems like more than twenty percent.” Din rasps make you turn your helmet at him. Now he’s bargaining. Peli points an index finger and then looks at you; she looks back to Din and points her finger at his helmet.

“Fine. Forty but only ‘cause I like the kid.” Peli cradles him in her elbow. “You sure he can’t stay? I’ll throw in an extra ten percent if ya let him.” She wiggles her eyebrows up and down quickly at Din but frowns and rocks back on the heels of her foot when Din shakes his helmet from side to side.

“Kids gotta come with me this time.” Din rasps holding one gloved hand out to him. Grogu turns away from him and into Peli’s chest. Din tilts his head to the side because Grogu never does that. The child always goes to Dad Djarin. You gasp quietly enough but it registers in the modulator. Din’s helmet snaps at you and then back to the child. “Grogu, come on. We have to go.”

Grogu shakes his head from side to side. He said no. You gasp again softly and take a step back in shock. Din’s helmet stays on Grogu but he points back at you with his free hands.

“Stop making that sound.” Then he holds the hand that had been pointing behind him at you up to Grogu. “Okay, our visit with Peli is over. We need to go.” Din’s not messing around. Grogu pulls his ears into his head tightly and chomps with his little teeth at Din’s gloved hand.

You make a very audible gasp. Your hand goes to your chest again, in shock, and Peli laughs loudly while Din’s hands fall to his sides.

“See! Even he wants to stay with Peli!” She laughs again and holds the frowning child out to Din. Grogu is really frowning. His little ears are stiff against his head and his eyebrows are furrowed as Din takes him from Peli. As soon as the child is in Din’s hands he looks back at you, reaching for you with his little arms and now his eyes are sad and his ears are much less stiff. He’s whimpering. “Ohhh. He wants his mommy! Give ‘em to her, Mando! It’s sad!” Peli exclaims, pointing between you and the child now.

Din turns and holds the child out to you. Grogu doesn’t wait for either of you to be close enough to exchange him, Grogu flings himself to you and wraps himself around your neck as tightly as he can with your helmet now. It knocks you back a couple of stumbled steps but you regain your balance.

“Oh, it’ll be okay. I’ll see you soon, I promise.” You hold your one good hand up to his back to hold him to you even though you don’t need to, his grip is tight. “You have to go learn things with your dad. I’m going to miss you too.” You pat his back a couple of times. Grogu babbles quietly. He sounds different in your helmet. Raspier. Like Din. Everything rasps. Including you now too. “Shhhh. It’s gonna be alright.” You turn your back and start to walk back towards the ship.

Din’s close behind you.

Once inside the not-so-new ship– an X4 Gunship you just learned the name of it three minutes ago when Peli told you–Din never bothered to tell you but you had also never bothered to ask– Grogu would not let go of you. Din had his hand on his little waist and Grogu had his grip dug into your shoulders now.

“Oohh my May-ker— stop pullin’ him! He’s got his lil’ razors in me again—Grogu! Knock it off!” Your knees buckle at the white hot pain searing into your flesh. “Grogu! Release! Drop it! Let me go!” You plead raspily with the child but he holds tight, whining and whimpering loudly.

“Grogu. This is not funny.” Din’s modulated voice sounds serious. “I mean it. Let go of the blasted woman! Get your claws out of her!” Din’s not messing around. Grogu does not care. “I’m going to lift and you drop at the same time.” Din’s helmet peers around the side of Grogu’s head. You nod in confirmation because you cannot speak.

Din lifts the child from off your chest and shoulders and at the same time, you bend your knees and drop to the floor and finally—relief of some sort as his lil’ fuckin’ knives come— get ripped out of your flesh.

“You are a crikking little snot!” You exclaim from the floor. “You maim my face! You use me as a pin cushion! I am just a girl, Grogu! I feel pain! Just like you do! Oh my Maker! ” You bring one hand to your bad shoulder and sigh. It had just started to not ache dully all the time and he does this!

“I know you are going to miss her. We will only be gone for two or three weeks.” Din rasps. You have to fight everything inside of you telling to question him about this new, extra week he just mentioned for the first time.

“I will miss you too.” You stand from the floor and pet his ears softly. “Don’t scratch or impale me anymore. I do not like it.” You scold him softly. “I love you dearly. Please be careful.” You press your helmeted forehead to his little green one. “Behave.” You rasp quietly. “Learn to Walk the Way.” You sigh into the modulator.

“I will be back for you soon. There are just–” Din starts to rasp but you snap your helmet up at him.

“Things to attend to. I understand.” You wish he would just leave if he’s going to leave you here for a month. “Time away will be good for me.” You lie. You lie to Din Djarin. But you wonder to yourself if it is in fact a lie. Will time with these new thoughts and feelings all alone be good for you? It’s all unknown now. R5 bleeps up at them sadly. You touch the top of his little domed head.

“I’m glad you’re looking at it that way.” Din is short, turning his helmet to look at the wall now.

Nothing he has said makes you think that he actually wants to come back for you.

“I’ll be thinking of you.” You rasp quietly, looking down at your feet.

“And I you. I must go. I’ll send a call if I have time.” Din presses his helmet to yours very gently and very quickly before turning to enter the door that leads to the hangar.

You waste no time going to Peli and asking what she needs help with. R5 follows you as she leads you to a giant room. Big. So big and so many shelves and a set of rolling stairs that go all the way to the top.

“I need this—” She holds both her hands up and does a slow spin. “-cleaned and organized. My picker droids don’t do well on the stairs and the Jawas are too small.”

You look around the room that is about the size of a cathedral. It has multiple shelves throughout and those shelves are covered with things! You don’t even know what most of those things are!

“The picker droids and the Jawas will help with the organizing part. But you’ll need to clean, give everything a good wipe down. Make sure nothin’s too yucky .” Peli looks at you and nods. “You can be done when the sun goes down. You’ll start after we eat breakfast. I’ll feed you, I guess. But then you’re on your own. Don’t come knocking on my door looking for entertainment when it’s dark. I’ll be asleep.”

“Okay. Thanks for letting me stay here.” Peli gives you a look of distaste.

“Well Mando practically begged me, and he’s a friend so…Get to work!” She points at the shelves.

Begged. Begged Peli to let you stay. You don’t blame him, you had been a brat and were still healing so it’s not like you could be much used to him in whatever matters he has to attend to. Mando didn’t tell you.

The rest of the evening is spent talking to R5.

“Do you think this is too yucky?” You rasp to the droid; holding up a long cylindrical pipe covered in grease and rust and…hair or fur. The droid backs away, then bloops quickly in response. “Yeah, me too.” You say tossing it in a large bucket Peli had brought in. There are so many things. Old ship parts. New ship parts. Pieces of clothing. Helmets, shoulder pauldrons, shin guards of all kinds. There were podracer pieces! So many things. You organize it all into piles the best you can when Peli comes in and tells you that the work day is over.

“Know of any good bars around here?” You ask, taking your helmet off for the first time with Peli’s help.

“Didn’t think you guys could take these off.” She sighed, handing the helmet back to you after you fix your hair.

“I’m not a Mandalorian. Just got the cool helmet.” You sigh at her and shrug your one good shoulder.

“I see…” She looks you up and down, noticing the lightsaber on your hip. “Well…with that thing you could probably check out Mos Eisley. Not too far, you can walk. Just lil’ dangerous though. Be careful. I told Din I’d keep my eye out and you’re not going to blow me in for lying by gettin’ hurt more than you already are!” She exclaimed, pointing in the direction of the cantina.

“What can I get for you?” The bartender smiled at you so sweetly. Even though you probably looked like you could cry and fall off your stool and die.

“Can I please have a whiskey?” You sigh and set your bag down in your lap. She nods and grabs a bottle from behind her.

“I have this! It’s a really nice Tevraki whiskey. A great year.” She explains as you nod mindlessly. You don’t care where it’s from or how old it is or who its’ mother could be. You just want to ease the pain in your heart and this is the only way you know how.

“That’ll be eight credits.” She holds her hand out to you. Picking through your bag for the right amount, you hand them to her but not before stumbling across a loose piece of paper. From your notebook.

How long has this been in here? You don’t really go through your bag often any more. You don’t need it much. You don’t remember this being in here the last time you looked inside though. When you unfold the wrinkled and soft paper in your hands and see the doodle inside it brings tears to your eyes. It’s a little doodle of the child you had done so so long ago. You don’t doodle much anymore. Lost the need for it very quickly when you stopped being bored all the time.

You press the old piece of paper to your chest and drink the entire small glass of whiskey in front of you in one big gulp. It burns going down, you almost choke but you force it back, down deep into your belly where it’s still burning you. Is that lava!? Real life hot lava you just drank?! Why do people drink that!? You’ve never had it before, it was just something that you had heard people around you at the casino order! It was ordered so often that you assumed it had to be good and look at you now, assuming more things and now almost throwing up in the cantina. Like a fool. Assuming. Have you learned nothing? Stick to your fruity drinks that glow in the dark or that delicious mandalorian wine.

“Would you like another?” The bartender notices your empty glass and you nod, too afraid to tell her you did not want another and would like something that glowed. Or tasted like sweet candy. She was already pouring more brown liquid into your glass. You pay her and stare at the shot in front of you.

Brown. Who wants to drink things that are brown and taste like they came out of the engine of the X4 Gunship! And burn. You hold it in your hand like it might bite you as you bring it to your lips. You drink it so fast and it still burns. The previous drink did absolutely nothing to prepare your body for this one like you had been hoping.

This time you almost spit it out. You almost reject it—but you make yourself swallow it. You are not going to throw up in this cantina. You are a grown woman and you already are on the verge of a mental breakdown. That would completely send you over the edge. Embarrassing yourself in front of all these people who are looking at you—

Why was everyone in this cantina staring right at you? You do a little look around the room and almost every single set of eyes or one eye or multiple sets of eyes on one face were looking at you. Some of them looked at you in awe, like they could not believe that you were actually sitting in front of them. Some of these faces and eyes looked at you with unease…distaste maybe. You couldn’t tell there were so many eyes your own two eyes were flashing between.

You wish you had your helmet but you would have had to take it off to drink anyway. The hood of your robe goes up over your face because maybe…they’re just not used to seeing a small dala alone in their bar. Unarmored. Looking broken and fragile. Most of these people in the cantina looked like smugglers! Where had Peli sent you off to?!

“Do you want another?” The bartender was already pouring brown liquid in your glass again before you could respond that yes you did want more in your glass and in your belly because once that nasty brown shit got down there…it was kinda nice. You felt warm all over. Every inch of you was…loose. It was nice to not feel tense and angry and upset.

You’ve been trying so hard to not think about Din, it’s only day one. You have so many days left of trying not to think about him. And he leaves you with no answers, nothing to know if you should be waiting for him or packing your things to get off the ship when he returns. You don’t know. Again, nothing makes sense and this all just hurts your heart too much. The doodle of Grogu is still pressed tightly to your chest with your right hand as your left takes the drink. You hand the bartender more credits and now…you can go home.

Back to X4, not home. Your home would be on Nevarro with Din and the two little ones hopefully. Not this forsaken ship! You kick it when you get back to it. You stand right alongside the landing gear and give it a good ole whack with your foot and now that hurts too. Why are you such a fool? You limp into the ship and R5 bleep bloops at you happily. You lay down right on the floor inside the ship's entrance once the ramp is shut.

“Do you still care for me, tiny droid child?” You turn your head to the droid who is rolling himself into your leg, bleeping over and over again. “I don’t want to get up. I’d like to die here. Honestly.” The droid increases his beeping and his rolling into your leg repeatedly. “Oh stop it. I’m not actually going to. I’m being dramatic. I like being dramatic. I like to complain and bitch and be an asshole to someone I love, apparently.” You exclaim exasperatedly.

“Ni kar'tayl gar darasuum. Kyr'am Kelir kis'wa mhi. Pal'vut ratiin. I love you. Death will part us. Mine always.” Din’s voice rings throughout the ship and you sit up so quickly it makes you lightheaded.

“Din?” You look around but then he speaks again but it’s coming from the same room as you. You look around and it’s coming from R5. “Are you doing that? How are you doing that? Din?” You speak into the droid's dome but Din just keeps repeating it over and over again. It’s a recording. “You recorded us!?” You gasp at the droid who stops playing the recording and starts beeping again wildly and rolling away from you.

It’s a struggle to get to your feet but you stumble after him shouting obscenities at him for recording you like that. You fall asleep on your bed with R5 next to you playing that recording for you as you touch the top of his little head.

“Do you think he still cares for me in that way?” You whisper to the flashing buttons in the dark.

He doesn’t respond to you this time.

The cantina isn’t too bad. You like whiskey now after your two long weeks. Peli said you did good when you showed her that you had finished that giant room. Your shoulder still hurts but you took the sling off. Now you must wait for Din to return, however long that will be. You feel a gloved hand on your shoulder and your stomach flutters.

“I was just thinkin–” The glove on your shoulder is not the one of Din Djarin. Who is this strange glove that’s holding your shoulder this way?

“Hello little-loth. Aren’t you just lovely? The stories I hear of you do not do you justice.” A very calm and astute sounding voice from behind you says. It’s unmodulated. You turn and see a tall man with a dark complexion a black mustache and short, almost shaved black hair smiling at you kindly. There are nine storm-troopers standing behind him in all black. You sigh loudly. “I’m Moff Gideon. It’s a pleasure to finally make your acquaintance.”

“Moff Gideon?” You do not know this man. You’ve never even heard his name. You look back at the bartender but she is nowhere to be seen. It feels like it’s just the eleven of you here in this cantina.

“Oh…Did Din Djarin not tell you about me?” He cocks his head to the side and takes a seat alongside you at the bar. “He didn’t tell you about how I captured the small green child you cared for so many years ago? Even if it was only for a couple hours.” Moff Gideon is smiling at you, like he knows a secret that you do not and he’s about to tell you.

“I still care for the child.” You say, turning your nose up at him because who even was he? Obviously Din got the child back. So who cares? “Why are you here? What stories have you heard about me?” You’re curious, that's for sure. What could this man in black want with you? Why is he talking to you?

“Oh, I’ve heard many stories. That you have your own lightsaber made of beskar.” He raises his eyebrows once and smirks. “That is very impressive of a woman of your stature. Especially one without the Force. Or any previous militia training.” He nods his head at you like he really is impressed. “I’ve heard stories of your beauty.” Gideon raises one glove and very tenderly traces the back of three fingers across the scars where your mechnosutures used to be. “Scarred. Still beautiful though. Now I hear you have your own helmet. And that you’ve mastered the darksaber.”

Panic. You’re not sure why but pure panic fills your body because the only person that knows that is Din you’re pretty sure. Unless he told people. How did Moff Gideon hear of this?

“Not mastered. I think I figured it out though.” You try to stay as calm as you can because if you panic you don’t know what this caped man in armor will do to you.

“So you know about the anger?” Gideon asks curiously. You nod in response. “Think of what you could do if you hated your opponent.” Your eyes go wide when you do think about it because that has never crossed your mind. You had only thought about the hatred for the thing in your hand. If the lightsaber guided you towards the good things you fought for… what would the darksaber guide you to,with angry, hate filled thoughts of murder and massacre? “Have you ever killed anyone, beautiful little loth-cat? He whispers the last part to you. It makes you shiver.

“No.” You say because you honestly didn’t even kill the bug down in mines. Din did after you passed out. Why is he asking you these questions? What’s it to him?

“Would you like to? I hear you’re very skilled. I could use…what is it that Din Djarin calls you?” He looks to the ceiling and then to his stormtroopers like they would help him. “Oh. I remember now. Hired help.”

“That was before.” You whisper softly. The words make you want to throw up but that’s exactly what you had been at one time. Help that he hired. And this was so many years ago. He’s just trying to anger you.

“So what are you to The Mandalorian?” Moff Gideon raises an eyebrow. “Because right now…he’s in the stars with Bo-Katan Kryze. Flying in her ship. Potentially sleeping in her bed—alongside her .”

You actually feel like you’re going to throw up. It’s been a nagging thought in your brain. He did take the N-1 but there is no place to sleep there. That’s no place to house a child.

“I don’t know,” you murmur, looking away from Gideon now.

“I know what you could be…to me.” He sounds so pleased with himself.

“Oh and what is that? More hired help?” You’re annoyed and wished he would go away.

“You would definitely be helping me with something.”

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slimybeth69 · 1 day ago

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that first gif omg

my favorite shots of din djarin per episode: chapter 6 - "the prisoner"

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slimybeth69 · 1 day ago

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Older gruff daddy with a scruffy beard & tired expression from a long day at work that let’s me sit on his lap and ramble on about my day while gently caressing my hair ♡

#am I queuing this right?#both of them at the same time

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slimybeth69 · 1 day ago

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jfc this was so god damned hot. I need both of these men in the worst way possible.

Pls write abt these three again- omg

Bottoms Up

bfd!Joel Miller x bfstepdad!Arthur Morgan x f!reader//7.1k

summary: a threesome sex pollen fic where two men kiss

warnings: mdni, 18+, 2 dicks one hole (I am not going for realism this is a sex pollen fic) reader is tipsy, oral m! and f! receiving, alcohol, sex pollen, age gap (reader is in college, make the men however old you want but they are dad's to a college-age girl), Arthur is married Joel is not, shitty moodboard

notes: this is for @yxtkiwiyxt 's nhie challenge. My prompt was never have I ever hooked up at a party with Joel Miller. If any of these warnings or the summary put you off, please move on and do not put yourself through this. A big huge thank you to my baby @thundermartini for holding my hand big on this one, sitting with me through my always never-ending moodboard crisis, helping with the title last minute, cheering me on, reading the smut, listening to me talk about this in between the other 5 million fics I have going for like a month and a half, and just being such an amazing human always I love you more than you know <3 A massive thank you to @arcanefox207 for beta-ing this bad boy on such short notice, being such a wonderful human and hyping me up, and an equally massive thank you to @itwasntimethatdidit40 for reading this as well, being a huge cheerleader always for me and the sweetest lovebug. And of course thank you a million times to @almostempty for giving me the entire sex pollen idea and how to incorporate it. I love you all so very much!! <3 And tysm @/keerysquinnpage on pinterest for the pictures of naked men

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The evening air is cool, slipping through the cracked kitchen window as Joel rinses a coffee mug under the faucet. The quiet hum of the fridge is the only sound in the house, a rare moment of stillness since Sarah moved in for college. He doesn’t mind the mess she brings with her—the stray notebooks on the kitchen counter, the piles of laundry that seem to multiply like rabbits—but it means his nights often end like this, cleaning up after her, one piece of chaos at a time.

He glances toward the trash can, where the lid doesn’t sit flush. With a low grunt, he tugs the can out, ready to take it to the curb, but as he reaches for the liner, something crumpled catches his eye. His brows knit together as he pulls out the wadded piece of paper. Smoothing it against the counter, his frown deepens.

It’s a flyer. Bright neon colors advertise a college party—cheap beer, loud music, and the promise of bad decisions. His gut tightens as he reads the details. The address is printed at the bottom and the date and time stand out like a glaring warning sign: Tonight. 9 PM. Joel glances at the clock on the microwave—it’s already past ten.

His stomach tightens.

Sarah hasn’t mentioned anything about going to a party. She’s been quiet all evening, coming home from class and heading straight to her room, earbuds in, barely mumbling a “hey” when he asked if she’d eaten dinner.

Joel runs a hand over his beard, staring at the flyer like it might offer some explanation. A dozen thoughts flood his mind- the packed rooms, the loud music, the drunk kids stumbling into each other. He can almost see Sarah in the middle of it all—maybe drinking something she shouldn’t be, maybe with a boy who has no business being near her.

“Dammit, Sarah,” he mutters under his breath, tossing the flyer back onto the counter. His fingers itch toward his phone, and before he can second-guess himself, he hits the contact for her mom.

The phone rings twice before she picks up, her voice warm but wary, the way it always is when Joel calls unexpectedly. “Hey, Joel. What’s going on?”

“Have you heard from Sarah tonight?” he asks, skipping past the pleasantries.

There’s a pause. “No, why?”

Joel exhales, gripping the edge of the counter. “She’s not here. Found a damn party flyer in the trash. Looks like it’s tonight. Think she’s there.”

Another pause, followed by a sigh. “Joel, she’s in college. Going to parties is part of the experience.”

“Yeah, and it’s part of the experience to make dumbass choices, too,” he shoots back, pacing the kitchen. “You know what these things are like. Cheap booze, god knows what else floatin' around. She doesn’t belong there.”

“She’s not a kid anymore, Joel,” her mom replies, her tone calm but firm. “She’s responsible enough to know her limits.”

“Responsible?” Joel lets out a sharp laugh. “She didn’t even tell me she was goin' out. Doesn't sound responsible to me.”

“You can’t hover over her every second,” she snaps, her patience clearly thinning. “She’s figuring things out. You need to let her.”

Joel clenches his teeth, his grip on the phone tightening. “You call carin' about her hovering? I’m just tryna make sure she’s safe.”

“And I’m telling you she is,” her mom says, exhaling sharply. “Joel, you’re gonna drive yourself crazy with this. Let her have her fun.”

Before Joel can respond, she hangs up. He pulls the phone from his ear and stares at the screen, his jaw clenching as frustration boils in his chest. Let her have her fun. The words echo in his mind, making his stomach churn. Maybe her mom can sit back and hope for the best, but Joel can’t. He won’t.

Pulling his jacket off the back of a chair, he grabs his keys and heads for the door. If Sarah is at that party, he’s going to find her. And she damn well better have a good explanation.

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Arthur shifts in his chair, the leather creaking softly as he glances over the edge of his book. He isn’t much of a reader—hell, Sarah’s mom teases him often enough about that—but every now and then, he likes the quiet. The house is calm tonight, the kind of calm that doesn’t come around much these days.

Across the room, she scrolls through her phone, half-watching one of those reality shows she claims to hate but never misses. It’s nice, Arthur thinks, this kind of simple peace.

Then her phone rings.

Arthur watches her pick it up, her brow furrowing slightly as she glances at the caller ID. “It’s Joel,” she mutters, swiping to answer.

Arthur sets his book down, leaning back as the conversation begins. He raises an eyebrow, his curiosity piqued. He can’t hear Joel’s words, but he can imagine them—gruff, insistent, probably pacing a hole into the floor on the other end of the line.

When she finally hangs up, she lets out an exasperated sigh, tossing the phone onto the coffee table.

“Let me guess,” Arthur drawls, his voice tinged with amusement. “Joel’s got his panties in a twist?”

Her lips twitch, but she shakes her head. “He found some party flyer in the trash. Thinks Sarah’s there and is acting like it’s the end of the world.”

Arthur snorts, rubbing a hand over his chin. “Sounds ‘bout right. Man’s wound tighter than a spring.”

“It’s exhausting,” she admits, leaning back into the couch. “I told him she’s fine. She’s not a kid anymore.”

Arthur nods slowly, his expression thoughtful. “Maybe. But Joel’s got his reasons for worryin'. Can’t say I don’t see his point.”

She gives him a sharp look. “Don’t tell me you’re siding with him all of the sudden.”

Arthur shrugs, standing and stretching as he grabs his jacket from the back of the chair followed by his hat. “Ain’t about takin' sides. But if he’s worried enough to call, maybe there’s somethin' to it. Kids these days, parties like that—” He shakes his head. “Best not to assume it’s all harmless fun.”

Her frown deepens. “You’re not seriously thinking of going, are you?”

Arthur shoots her a crooked grin, pulling on his jacket. “Well, somebody oughta make sure Joel don't storm in there like a damn cavalry charge.”

She rolls her eyes but doesn’t argue, muttering something under her breath as he grabs his keys.

As he steps outside, the cool night air hits his face. He slides into his truck, glancing briefly at the dashboard before starting the engine. Joel is probably halfway to the party already, tense as a coiled snake. Arthur can’t help the smirk that tugs at his lips.

Guess I’ll have to make sure he doesn’t make a damn fool of himself.

The closer Joel gets to the party, the more his unease builds. He can hear the music from blocks away, the thrum of bass vibrating through his chest. His gut twists, each beat of the song an irritating reminder that his daughter, his baby girl, is likely in there somewhere. He parks his truck and steps out into the loud, chaotic scene.

The house is a mess from the outside, students drunkenly spilling out of the door and onto the front lawn, some of them barely keeping their balance. The closer he gets, the worse the place is—loud and cluttered with more students than Joel can count. He can already feel his blood pressure rising. As he reaches the front steps, a wiry kid in a tank top and backward cap blocks his path. The kid can’t be older than twenty-one and is clearly drunk, his glassy eyes scanning Joel with exaggerated scrutiny.

“Whoa, whoa, dude, hold up,” the kid slurs, holding up a hand. “You can’t just storm in here lookin' like that. You’re way too tense, man. Party vibes only.”

Joel frowns, his patience already running thin. “I ain’t here to party. I’m here to pick up my daughter.”

The kid squints at him, shaking his head with mock disappointment. “Nah, nah, can’t let you in all mad like that. House rules, bro. You gotta chill first. Like, take a shot, loosen up, and then you can go find whoever.”

Joel stares at him, his expression hardening. “I don’t have time for this. Move.”

But the kid holds firm, producing a tray of bright green jello shots with a flourish. “No shot, no entry. That’s the rule. C’mon, man, it’s just jello. What’s the worst that could happen?”

Joel exhales sharply through his nose, his patience worn to a thread. The kid in front of him sways slightly, the jello shots jiggling on the tray as he grins like he’s just presented the best damn solution in the world.

Joel doesn’t have time for this. He’s about to shove past the guy when a familiar voice cuts through the noise behind him.

"Well, ain't this a sight."

Joel turns just as Arthur steps up beside him, hands in the pockets of his jacket, that damn cowboy hat sitting low on his head like he owns the place.

Joel hates that hat. He’s hated it since the first time he saw it, sitting smug as hell atop Arthur’s head like some declaration of personality. The damn thing makes Arthur look too at ease, too comfortable in any situation—including this one.

The kid grins wider, apparently delighted by the addition of another older man to his party obstacle course. “Ayyy, two-for-one deal! Y’all both gotta take one. House rules, bros.”

Arthur glances at the jello shots and then at Joel. “You gonna play nice, or you plannin’ to deck this poor bastard?”

Joel glares. “I ain’t here for games.”

Arthur hums, clearly entertained. He plucks one of the tiny plastic cups off the tray, holding it up like he’s appraising fine liquor. “Hell, Miller, might as well get in the spirit.”

Joel’s jaw tightens. He is not in the mood for this nonsense, but Arthur’s already tipping the shot back, his expression unreadable as he swallows. A beat later, he clears his throat, grimacing. “That’s awful.”

The kid cheers like Arthur just won some kind of prize. “Hell yeah! Your turn, grumpy dude.” He shoves the tray toward Joel again, jiggling it obnoxiously.

Joel eyes the tiny cup like it personally offended him. His fingers curl into fists at his sides. Every second he spends out here, Sarah could be getting into trouble inside. He doesn’t trust these kids, doesn’t trust the booze, doesn’t trust any of this.

Arthur nudges him with an elbow. “C’mon, Miller. Ain’t gonna kill ya.”

Joel exhales through gritted teeth. Fine. If it gets this dumbass out of his way faster.

He snatches a shot from the tray, tilts his head back, and swallows it in one go.

Immediately, regret slams into him.

It’s sickly sweet and burns in a way that doesn’t belong in jello. His face contorts, and beside him, Arthur lets out a wheezing laugh. “Oh, that’s just nasty.”

Joel coughs once, shoving the empty cup back at the kid. “Happy?”

The kid fist pumps like a proud parent. “Vibe check complete, my dudes! Go forth and party.”

Joel doesn’t waste another second. He brushes past him, Arthur following close behind. The second they step inside, the heat and smell hit him—cheap beer, sweat, and something suspiciously skunky in the air. The bass rattles his ribs, and the sheer amount of people crammed into the space makes his pulse spike.

Arthur whistles low, glancing around. “Damn. Brings back memories.”

Joel ignores him.

Arthur sighs, rolling his eyes. “Right, then. Let’s go huntin’ hound dog.”

“Have you seen Sarah Miller?” Joel asks a couple of people milling about the entryway, but no one knows where she is. Some give him blank stares, others are too drunk to respond properly. His patience is thin.

He scans the crowd, eyes darting from room to room, trying to catch sight of her. The music pulses in his ears, every movement around him only adding to the feeling that everything is spiraling out of his control. Where the hell are you, Sarah?

A few steps into the living room, Joel freezes. His name cuts through the noise like a knife.

“Well, well. Joel Miller, at a college party. Never thought I’d see the day.” The voice is unmistakable—playful, familiar, and laced with just enough teasing to make his jaw clench. Joel turns, his eyes landing on you, Sarah's friend.

You’re leaning casually against the wall, a red plastic cup in hand, looking far too amused for his liking.

“What the hell are you doin’ here?” Joel demands, stepping closer, his tone sharp but quiet enough not to draw attention.

You shrug, a sly smile tugging at your lips. “Same thing everyone else is doing. Relaxing, having a good time. You should try it sometime.”

Joel’s scowl deepens. “I ain’t here for that.”

“Figured.” You sip your drink, your gaze never leaving his. “Lemme guess. Sarah?”

He nods tightly. “You seen her?”

“Maybe.” You tilt your head, there's a playful glint in your eyes. “What’s it worth to you?”

Joel lets out a frustrated sigh, running a hand over his face. “This ain’t the time for games, darlin’.”

You laugh softly, setting your cup down. “Relax, Joel. I’ll help you find her. You know,” you say, your eyes sparkling with mischief as you lean in slightly, “you clean up nice. Didn’t realize you’d turned into such a hot daddy.”

Arthur immediately coughs—more like chokes—his hand flying to his mouth as he fights to hold back laughter. “Oh-ho, now this is gettin’ good.”

Joel’s jaw drops slightly, his ears burning. “The hell did you just say?”

“You heard me,” you reply, unfazed. “Hot. Daddy. Don’t act so surprised—it’s a compliment.”

Arthur slaps a hand on Joel’s shoulder, grinning like a damn fool. “You know, Miller, I've been sayin’ you were gettin’ a little too soft in the middle. Guess the young folks got a name for it now.”

Joel looks like he wants the floor to swallow him whole. “You’re both somethin’ else, you know that?”

Arthur leans in slightly, smirking. “Yeah, well, guess that makes you Daddy Miller now.”

Joel’s groan drowns out your laughter as he rubs his face. “I swear to god—”

“Oh, c’mon, Daddy,” you tease, winking. “Let’s find your kid before you have an aneurysm.”

Arthur, still grinning, tips his hat. “Lead the way, darlin’.”

Joel barely has time to recover from your teasing before you grab his arm and start weaving through the crowd. His gruff protests are swallowed by the thumping bass and the loud laughter of drunken college kids. He follows reluctantly, still fuming but unable to shake the warmth spreading over his cheeks from your earlier comment.

“Where’d you see her last?” he asks, his voice low as his eyes dart around the chaotic scene.

You glance over your shoulder, smirking. “Patience, Joel. I’m working on it. You’re like a bloodhound, you know that? Just sniffing out trouble.”

He shoots Arthur a glare. “You comin’ or just standin’ there lookin’ smug?”

Arthur’s smirk widens as he follows. “Wouldn’t miss this for the world.”

Joel pushes through the crowd with Arthur close behind, his jaw clenched so tight it’s a miracle he hasn’t cracked a tooth. The bass rattles the floor beneath his boots, the house packed shoulder to shoulder with college kids shouting over the music, some already sloppy-drunk and stumbling. Every second that ticks by without finding Sarah makes his chest tighten, but what’s almost as frustrating is the bastard at his side.

Arthur, the smug son of a bitch, is clearly enjoying this way too much.

“Well,” Arthur drawls as they push past a couple making out against the staircase banister. “If ya told me you wanted to relive your youth, I’d have suggested a saloon instead of a damn frat house.”

Joel shoots him a glare, but Arthur just grins, scanning the room like he’s actually enjoying himself. “This ain’t a joke, Morgan.”

“Didn’t say it was. But you gotta admit—” Arthur gestures at the chaos, some kid throwing up into a plastic cup a few feet away, “—it’s pretty damn funny.”

Joel exhales sharply, fighting the urge to deck him. “Only thing funny is how I keep puttin’ up with your shit.”

Arthur smirks. “Aw, you’d miss me if I was gone.”

“Like I’d miss a damn splinter.”

Their back-and-forth is interrupted when a girl stumbles into Joel’s side, nearly spilling her drink down his shirt. She blinks up at him, eyes glassy, then lets out a breathless laugh. “Oh my god. You guys are, like, way too old to be here. Are you professors?”

Arthur lets out a barking laugh before Joel can answer. “Somethin’ like that, sweetheart.”

Joel shakes his head, muttering under his breath, and keeps moving. Arthur follows, still smirking, but then you step into their path, that mischievous glint in your eye returning as you block their way.

“Boys, please.” you say, arms folding across your chest.

Joel exhales sharply. “You know where she is or not?”

You hum, tilting your head, letting the tension stretch just a little longer. “Maybe.”

Arthur snorts. “She’s messin’ with ya.”

You flash him a grin. “Maybe I just like seeing Joel all worked up.”

Arthur laughs, shaking his head. “You ain’t the first.”

Joel rolls his eyes.

You step closer with a knowing grin. “Pretty sure she went upstairs.”

Joel stiffens, scanning the crowded staircase. His gut twists. Upstairs could mean anything—she could be safe, just hanging out, or she could be caught up in something way worse.

“I’ll check,” he mutters, already moving toward the stairs.

Arthur’s about to follow, but Joel shakes his head. “We cover more ground if we split up. Keep lookin’ down here.”

Arthur raises an eyebrow. “Oh, so I get to stumble ‘round in a damn sea of drunk fools while you get to skulk off someplace nice and quiet?”

Joel shoots him a look. “You’d rather deal with the mess up there?”

Arthur considers, then sighs dramatically. “Fine. But if I get puked on, I’m makin’ you buy me a new damn coat.”

Joel just grunts, already halfway up the stairs, while Arthur turns back to the party. The moment you reach the second floor, the thumping bass fades slightly. The air is cooler up here, the chaos of the party reduced to muffled echoes below.

Joel glances back at you, suspicion in his gaze. “Where?”

You nod down the hall. “Last door on the left.”

Joel doesn’t waste a second, pushing forward. You follow, letting him step inside first. The moment he’s over the threshold, you swing the door shut behind you with a quiet click.

Joel turns, frowning. “What—?”

“She’s not up here.”

His brows knit together, realization settling in. “What the hell, darlin’?”

You take a slow step forward, and Joel—big, brooding, and absolutely clueless—actually takes a step back and sits on the bed.

“You seemed stressed,” you say lightly, tilting your head. “Figured you could use a break.”

Joel exhales sharply, shaking his head. “This ain’t funny.”

“Who’s joking?” You step closer, close enough that he can smell whatever sweet perfume clings to your skin. “Arthur can keep himself busy for a little while. And you… you look like you could use some help loosening up.”

Joel’s jaw ticks, his hands flexing at his sides. “Ain’t happenin’.”

You smirk. “Sure about that?”

Suddenly, the room tilts—not in a drunken, careless way, but in a slow, creeping blur. Joel sits on the edge of the bed, broad shoulders rising and falling with unsteady breaths. His shirt hangs open at the top, sweat beads at his temple, and his fingers dig into the mattress like he’s holding onto the last thread of his sanity.

Something is wrong.

You stand in front of him, warmth blooming in your chest—not from alcohol, but from the way he looks at you. His pupils are blown wide, his lips parted, his entire body wound so tight he looks ready to snap. He looks wrecked.

“Joel,” you murmur, stepping between his knees. Your fingers trail along his jaw, feeling the heat radiating off his skin. “You feeling alright?”

His throat bobs with a hard swallow, his whole body rigid beneath your touch. “Somethin’ ain’t right,” he rasps, voice thick with strain. “Shouldn’t be feelin’ this way.”

You smirk, dragging your fingers lower over the pulse hammering in his throat. “Feel what way?”

His jaw flexes, eyes darting away, searching for an anchor—something to ground him. But control is slipping through his fingers like sand.

“You,” he grits out, voice thick and strained. “You smell so damn good.”

Your grin widens, emboldened by the way his hands twitch at his sides, like he’s resisting the urge to grab you. “Maybe that’s just you finally admitting you want me.”

A low, ragged growl rumbles in his throat. Before you can tease him further, his hands shoot up, gripping your hips with a desperation that wasn’t there before.

“Don’t play with me, darlin’,” he warns, though the heat behind it is fading fast, cracking into something more vulnerable. His chest rises and falls unevenly, his pupils dark pools of hunger and confusion. “I—I can’t think straight.”

You lean in, your lips brushing the shell of his ear. “Then don’t think.”

Joel exhales sharply, body trembling beneath your touch, every muscle wound tight like a drawn bowstring.

Then the door creaks open.

“What in the hell?”

Arthur’s voice slams into the moment like a bucket of ice water.

Joel curses under his breath, hands jerking away from you like he’s been caught doing something he shouldn’t. You turn to find Arthur standing in the doorway, one hand braced against the frame, his expression shifting rapidly from bewilderment to something sharper, more knowing. His sharp gaze flickers between you and Joel, taking in his disheveled state—the sweat at his temple, the way his chest heaves like he’s run a mile.

Arthur’s frown deepens. “You wanna explain why Miller looks like he’s ‘bout to keel over?”

Joel groans, squeezing his eyes shut, like he’s fighting off some invisible force. “Somethin’ was in those damn shots.”

Arthur’s face darkens. His jaw tightens, his hand dragging down his face as the realization clicks into place. “Oh, for fuck sakes.”

For the first time, you notice it—how Arthur's fingers flex restlessly at his sides, the faint flush creeping up his neck. The way his throat bobs when he swallows, like something is catching there, thick and unshakable.

You bite your lip, watching as Arthur exhales sharply. His usual composure cracking, just enough to reveal the heat flickering behind his gaze, the same one you just saw in Joel’s.

Arthur clenches his jaw, shaking his head like he can force away the sensation clawing its way up his spine. “This ain't happenin’,” he mutters under his breath, pacing in short, jerky steps, his boots scuffing against the floor.

But you see it. His fingers flex like he’s itching to touch. His gaze flickers to you, then to Joel, then back again, lingering just a second too long. He’s trying—god, he’s trying—to hold himself together, but his breath comes faster and his muscles tense beneath his shirt.

“Arthur,” you murmur, stepping toward him. Your fingers ghost over his arm, stopping his restless pacing. His muscles jump beneath your touch, his jaw locking tight as he flinches back like you’ve burned him.

“Are you feeling it too?”

A sharp inhale. A pause.

Then, in a voice stretched thin with restraint, he rasps, “Don’t.”

But there’s no real bite to it—just a desperate, fraying edge. His pupils are blown wide. His nostrils flare as his gaze flickers around the room—searching for control, finding none.

"You say that," you murmur, dragging your fingers down his chest, slow, teasing. "But you feel it too, don't you?"

Arthur’s pulse throbs under your fingertips, hot against your skin. His breath is uneven. “Can’t stop thinkin’ ‘bout you.” The words break off, swallowed by a tightness in his throat that says more than he can put into words. “‘Bout—” He cuts himself off, like just the thought of it is too much.The way he trembles, the way his eyes darken—they’re confirmation enough.

You trace his torso before feeling the undeniable bulge beneath his jeans.

He tenses. A sharp inhale punches out of his lungs. His hips jerk forward instinctively, the thick heat of him twitching under your touch, seeping through the denim.

Arthur lets out a low, muttered curse, his resolve shattering like glass. Before you can say another word, his hands are on you.

It’s sudden—like a dam breaking. His grip is firm, almost bruising, as he yanks you in, crashing his lips against yours. Heat ignites in your veins, scorching and insatiable. You melt into him, fingers tangling in his hair, tugging him closer. He groans into your mouth,his hands anchoring you to him, pressing you flush against him.

Behind you, Joel makes a strangled, guttural noise—something raw, something starved.

Arthur finally pulls away, his breath ragged. His forehead presses against yours, hands locked around your hips like letting go isn’t an option. His grip is possessive, claiming.

But Joel isn’t about to be left behind.

He exhales shakily, hesitation flickering in his gaze for only a second before he’s on his feet.

He closes the distance in a single step, his fingers threading into your hair, tilting your face up. And then his mouth meets yours. It’s different from Arthur—deeper, rougher, edged with something raw and desperate. His grip is sure, his hands sliding down your body, pulling you flush against him like he needs to feel every inch of you, needs to brand himself into you.

Arthur shifts behind you, a low scoff slipping past his lips. “Oh, come on, Miller.” His voice is rough, breathless, and laced with utter need. “You kissin’ her or tryin’ to romance her?”

Joel pulls back just enough to glare at him. “Least I know how to take my time, Morgan. You just gonna stand there and watch, or you gonna do somethin’?”

Arthur’s smirk is sharp as a blade. “You askin’ me to show you how it’s done?”

Before you can blink, Arthur’s hands are on you again, gripping your hips so fast your head spins. He tugs you against him, chest flush to your back, his breath hot against your ear.

“You wanna be handled right, sweetheart,” he murmurs, his lips brushing your skin. “You come to me.”

You feel it—the heat, the desperation, the all-consuming ache that quickly becomes unbearable. This isn’t just lust. It’s chemical. Something unnatural coils through their veins, winding tighter and tighter. Their hunger intensifies until it borders on agony.

“Sweetheart, you gotta tell us—" Arthur's hips jerk forward rolling against you and a strangled grunt slips from him. "—gotta tell us it’s okay, ‘cause I can’t, won’t be able to stop."

Your stomach clenches. The sharp spike of arousal sends a pulse of heat straight between your legs. They’re breaking apart, and it’s because of you.

You swallow hard, “I don’t want you to stop.”

Arthur hands are on you in a flash, tearing at your clothes like patience is a thing of the past. His lips scorch a path across your skin, demanding and relentless as his tongue explores every inch of you. He pants like he’s drowning and needs you to breathe.

Joel is no better. His large hands roam over your body, shoving under your shirt, his fingers greedily grabbing and kneading your skin.

“Darlin’, we gotta get this off,” Joel mutters, voice thick with need.

Arthur growls, yanking your shirt up and ripping it over your head in one rough motion, fabric flying to the floor. Your bra is next, unclasped in a single tug, his calloused hands immediately covering your bare skin, kneading your breasts, thumbs swiping over your stiffening nipples.

“You’re so goddamn soft,” Arthur rasps, voice wrecked, his palms mapping every inch of you.

Joel presses his lips to your skin, tongue teasing your nipples with slow, deliberate flicks before sealing around them with a hot, insistent pull. His hands trail heat down your stomach, fingers hooking into the waistband of your jeans. He pulls back with a wet pop, breath warm against your skin. “Ain’t fair, Morgan. Can’t let you have all the fun.”

Joel growls, shoving your jeans down, gripping your ass, squeezing hard enough to make you gasp.

Arthur’s fingers skim lower, finding you already soaked. His grin widens. “Fuck, sweetheart, you really want this, huh?”

“Yeah? How wet is she?”

Arthur drags his fingers through your slick folds before flicking his gaze to Joel, smug. “Why don’t you feel for yourself?”

Joel doesn’t hesitate. His hand joins Arthur’s between your legs, their fingers brushing, both of them feeling just how desperate you are.

A sharp inhale escapes you. The sensation—both their hands on you, teasing, possessive—sends a shock of pleasure straight through you.

Arthur chuckles, thick with satisfaction. “Damn. You feel that?”

Joel exhales sharply, grip tightening. “Oh yeah,” he grits out. “Feel that sweet cunt droolin’ for us.”

His fingers slip inside you, stretching you open, coaxing a moan from deep in your throat. Arthur watches, dark eyes hungry. “Gotta admit, I like hearin’ you make those sounds sweetheart.”

Joel scoffs. “Least I’m makin’ her moan.”

Arthur growls, fingers moving faster, pushing Joel’s aside like he’s reclaiming what’s his. “Let’s see who gets her beggin’ first.”

Both men grin, dark and satisfied, fingers still teasing through your slick folds. “Think she likes bein’ between us.”

Joel’s eyes burn as he watches Arthur’s hand disappear between your thighs. His jaw tightens. “Quit runnin’ your damn mouth and do somethin’.”

Arthur just smirks, fingers hooking into your panties and yanking them down, damp fabric sliding over your thighs.

“You’re a fuckin’ dream.” Joel murmurs.

Arthur scoffs. “Ain’t just gonna tell her. She deserves to feel it too.”

Joel steps back, eyes dragging over your body, chest rising and falling heavily. Arthur does the same, lips parted, a groan slipping from his throat.

“Fuckin’ perfect,” Arthur mutters, fingers tracing the swell of your breasts, down the curve of your waist. “Ain’t never seen anythin’ prettier.”

Joel hums in agreement, hands following the same path, like he needs to memorize every inch of you.

Arthur’s the first to move, unbuckling his belt with a swift pull, letting it drop with a heavy clink. He shoves his jeans and boxers down, stepping free. Your breath catches.

Not to be outdone, Joel shrugs off his shirt, muscles flexing as he makes quick work of his jeans. When they fall, your mouth goes dry.

They’re both… big.

A nervous thrill rushes through you, anticipation crackling along your skin like a live wire. Arthur smirks, catching the way your eyes widen.

“Somethin’ catch your attention, sweetheart?”

Joel exhales sharply, a ghost of a smirk tugging at the corner of his mouth. “Bet she’s wonderin’ how she’s gonna take us both.”

Heat floods your cheeks, but the pulsing need between your thighs overpowers any hesitation. You reach for Arthur first, fingers wrapping around the base of his length, feeling the sheer weight of him. His head tips back slightly, but his eyes never leave you.

Not wanting to leave Joel waiting, your other hand wraps around him, fingers curling, testing. He sucks in a sharp breath, muscles tensing beneath your touch.

“Fuck,” Joel mutters, voice strained.

Arthur chuckles, breathless. “She’s got a good grip, huh?”

You lick your lips, heart hammering as you stroke them both, hands moving in slow, deliberate motions. The power of knowing you’re the cause of their unraveling sends a rush of arousal straight through you.

You lean in, taking Arthur first, tongue flicking against his heated skin. His hips jerk, a low growl slipping from his throat.

Joel’s hand slides into your hair, fingers threading through the strands—not to control, just to feel, to anchor himself as he watches you.

Arthur exhales a shaky breath, fingers flexing at his sides. “Hell, sweetheart… keep that up, and I ain’t gonna last.”

Joel chuckles, rough and strained. “Guess I gotta see what all the fuss is about.”

You glance up, meeting their hooded gazes before switching—lips leaving Arthur to wrap around Joel, your hand still working him as you take him deeper.

The sounds they make—needy, desperate, barely held together—send heat pooling between your thighs.

Arthur strokes a hand down your back. “You look so damn good like this, sweetheart.”

Joel exhales sharply, grip in your hair tightening just slightly. “Yeah, she does,” he agrees, voice ragged. “Come on, darlin’. Need you on the bed. Now.”

You barely hit the mattress before Arthur is on you. His mouth is hot, insatiable, kissing you like he’s got something to prove. His tongue sweeps into your mouth, messy and frantic, like he’s trying to erase every other man you’ve ever kissed. His hands grip your skin with urgency, mapping out every inch of you for himself.

Joel isn’t far behind. He crawls onto the bed, big hands sliding up your body. “Goddamn, baby,” he rasps, “you feel so damn good.”

Arthur drags his mouth down your throat, biting at your collarbone, fingers flexing against your hips as he grinds against you, shameless and eager. “Can’t stop touchin’ you,” he mutters, breath coming in heavy, hungry bursts.

Joel watches Arthur roll against you, sees the way your body arches for him, and lets out a low, frustrated sound. His cock twitches. His fingers dig into your thighs, possessive, patience unraveling.

“Goddamn,” he grits out. “I need you.”

Arthur’s head snaps up, eyes dark and burning. His chest heaves. “We need you,” he corrects, voice rough, daring Joel to challenge him.

You whimper, heat pooling low as Joel meets Arthur’s stare, something dangerous passing between them. Then Joel moves, fast, gripping your chin, tilting your head back into a deep kiss. His tongue sweeps against yours, stealing your breath, swallowing your sounds like he owns them.

Arthur watches with an intense gaze, his chest rising sharply. “Shit,” he mutters, voice strained.

Joel chuckles darkly. “Ain’t no stoppin’ now, Morgan.” He smirks, taunting, then glances down at you, his touch slow but deliberate. “She needs us.”

Arthur swallows hard, gaze flickering over you, taking in your wrecked state. His cock is flushed, leaking, aching. The sight of you between them, desperate and wanting, nearly drives him insane. “Then let’s give her what she needs.”

Joel’s fingers trail over your breast, rolling a nipple between them. You arch, whining, and his voice drops to a rasp. “Look at you. So goddamn beautiful.”

Arthur groans in agreement but refuses to let Joel take the lead. He moves lower, mouth dragging down your stomach, hands gripping your thighs, pushing them apart. He inhales sharply at the sight of your slick heat. “Christ, sweetheart,” he murmurs, stroking through your wetness. “All this for us?”

You nod, breathless, fingers tangling in his hair. “Please,” you whisper, wrecked with need.

Arthur doesn’t hesitate. His tongue flattens against you, moving with slow, devastating precision, determined to ruin you for anyone else.

Joel shifts beside you, watching, stroking himself. “Fuck,” he mutters, his free hand tracing over your trembling thighs. “You like that, darlin’? Like him eatin’ you out while I watch?”

Your answer is a broken moan. Your fingers tighten in Arthur’s hair as he sucks your clit, sending sharp jolts of pleasure through you. He pulls back just enough to rasp, “Wanna feel you come on my tongue, sweetheart. Be a good girl for me.” Then he’s back on you, relentless, holding you down as you writhe.

Joel grits his teeth, watching you fall apart, his strokes turning rougher, breath ragged. “Goddamn it.” His gaze burns at the way your body shakes, how your moans break into gasps.

It doesn’t take long. Pleasure coils tighter, spiraling until it snaps. You cry out, thighs trembling as you come. Arthur groans against you, licking you through every wave, refusing to stop until you’re shaking.

When you finally sag against the mattress, panting and wrecked, Arthur pulls away, wiping his mouth. His jaw is slick, eyes dark with satisfaction. “Think she liked that.” His fingers stroke over your inner thighs, teasing. “Sweet as honey.”

Joel clenches his jaw, his cock thick, heavy, flushed a deeper shade than normal. “Fuck,” he growls, gripping your thigh, spreading you wider. His voice is rough, raw with hunger. “Need to be inside ya, darlin’.”

Arthur chuckles, breathless. “That so?” He shifts up, hovering, smug. “Think I should get a turn first, Miller.”

Joel’s eyes flash. “Like hell you will.”

They hold each other’s gaze, both rock hard, both determined. Neither will be satisfied until they’ve both had you.

Arthur shifts back, but not in surrender. A challenge. He lets Joel take his place between your legs, then leans in, his breath hot against your ear. “C’mon, sweetheart,” he murmurs, fingers teasing down your stomach. “Tell him whose cock you wanna feel first.”

A needy whimper slips past your lips. Your legs spread wider in silent invitation. Desperation threads through your voice. “Joel—please.”

Joel groans, victorious, guiding himself against your entrance. “That’s a good girl.”

With one brutal thrust, he buries himself to the hilt, knocking the breath from your lungs. You whimper, still trembling from your release, but Joel hushes you, voice softer now. “You can take it, baby. You want it bad, don’t you?”

The stretch burns, but it’s a sweet, aching pain drowned out by the desperate pulse of need. Joel presses his forehead to yours, his breath ragged, his hips already snapping into a deep, unrelenting rhythm. He’s relentless, making up for lost time, proving something with every thrust.

Arthur exhales sharply, his cock twitching at the sight of you unraveling beneath Joel.

A deep, broken moan rips from your throat, your fingers digging into Joel’s biceps.

“Hell baby feel so good,” he grits out, head dropping to your shoulder. “So goddamn tight.”

Arthur watches, smirking. “Damn, sweetheart. Feels good, don’t it?” He tilts your chin, forcing you to meet his gaze. “Bet you’re squeezin’ him so fuckin’ tight.”

Joel’s jaw tenses. “Ain’t gonna last if you keep talkin’ like that.”

Arthur chuckles darkly. “Then I better make it worse.”

His hand drifts lower, brushing featherlight over your swollen clit. The jolt of sensation sends a wrecked moan spilling from your lips.

Joel curses. “Son of a bitch—”

Arthur grins, circling slow, lazy strokes, watching you shudder. “What’s wrong, Miller? Too much for ya?”

Joel growls, slamming deeper. “I can handle my fuckin’ business.”

Arthur doesn’t stop, his murmured praises filthy and relentless as Joel fucks you harder, driving you into his hold. “That’s it, baby,” Joel rasps. “Takin’ it so fuckin’ well.”

Arthur presses a kiss to your jaw, fingers working you over. “Come again, sweetheart. Let him feel you clench up nice ‘n tight—then it’s my turn.”

Pleasure coils in your belly, overwhelming, consuming. Arthur watches, his grip tight around his cock, stroking in quick, eager pumps. His jaw flexes, frustration flickering in his dark gaze before he moves.

No hesitation. No warning. Just action.

His hands grip your hips, shoving Joel’s hold aside like he’s claiming you for himself. Joel doesn’t even glance back—but his fingers tighten, sensing exactly what Arthur’s about to do.

Arthur spreads you wider, pressing in beside Joel, the stretch sharp and immediate. Your body struggles to take them both.

Joel curses, breath wrecked. “You feel that, baby? Takin’ both of us like you were made for it.”

They move in tandem, one pulling out as the other pushes in, a brutal rhythm that has you seeing stars. The pressure, the stretch, the way they fill you—it’s too much, too good.

Joel’s head falls back, a guttural moan tearing from his throat as his cock grinds against Arthur’s with every deep thrust. Skin slaps, breaths tangle, and they stretch you to your limit.

Then Arthur grips the back of Joel’s neck, crashing their mouths together. It’s rough, desperate—teeth clashing, tongues fighting for control.

Joel groans into the kiss, hips snapping harder, like he’s trying to fuck you so good Arthur can feel it too. He fists a hand in Arthur’s hair, yanking him closer, deepening it with a low, wrecked sound.

The sight makes your head spin. The way they lose themselves in each other, needy and ravenous, it’s intoxicating. You reach between them, wrapping your hand around Arthur’s cock pulling it from its warm home, slick from where he’s been inside you.

Arthur jerks, gasping, his eyes blown wide. He moves, shifting toward your head, his cock brushing your lips in silent demand.

You take him in, hollowing your cheeks, sucking him deep. Arthur curses, fingers twisting in your hair, guiding your movements.

Joel’s thrusts stutter, then recover—harder, relentless. “Jesus christ,” he grits out, watching the way you take Arthur. His cock twitches inside you, throbbing. “Fuckin’ perfect.”

Arthur groans, hips jerking. “That’s it, sweetheart. Takin’ us so damn good.”

Joel’s mouth crashes back to Arthur’s, their kiss messy, desperate. They groan into each other, bodies moving in perfect rhythm—Joel stretching you open, Arthur hitting the back of your throat, pleasure spilling over in waves.

The tension builds, unbearable. Joel’s grip tightens, thrusts turning erratic before he shudders, spilling deep inside you with a wrecked moan, forehead pressed to Arthur’s.

Arthur isn’t far behind. His grip in your hair tightens as he comes, thick and hot down your throat, his moans swallowed by Joel’s mouth as they kiss through it. His free hand flexes against Joel’s neck, holding him close even as his hips still.

For a long moment, the only sound is ragged breathing, the slow cooling of sweat-slicked bodies. Joel presses his forehead to yours, fingers smoothing over your waist, grounding himself. Arthur trails lazy patterns over your skin—unexpectedly gentle after the desperation of moments ago.

Joel finally breaks the silence, voice low and hoarse. “What the hell was in those shots?”

Arthur lets out a breathless chuckle. “Just know I ain’t never felt somethin’ like that before.”

You hum, fingers threading through Joel’s damp curls as he nuzzles into your neck, his body still half-draped over yours. “Guess that makes three of us.”

Arthur’s fingers ghost along your hip, voice quieter now, but dark with something possessive. “Y’think it’s outta our system?”

Joel’s hand slides over your stomach, flexing like he’s already thinking about round two. “Hope not.” His smirk brushes against your skin before he nips at your shoulder. “Ain’t done with you yet, darlin’.”

Arthur chuckles, warm and dark against your ear. His teeth scrape your pulse, his hand gripping your thigh. “Reckon neither am I.”

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