The family of a Peregrine Falcon.

Harry’s avian friend Hedwig is this kind of owl.

Edgar Allen Poe once had a conversation with this bird entirely in rhymes.

This flightless bird is the only bird with nostrils at the end of its beak, and also the name of a fruit.

This is the only penguin species that ventures north of the equator in the wild.

This bird native to Georgia is known for its brick-colored tail.

Rumor has it that England will fall if these birds ever cease guarding the Tower of London.

Donna Tartt’s first novel features a painting of this bird.

Setting a world record, a man by the name of Patrick Bertoletti ate 444 ____ in just 26 minutes.

This is the largest flying crane.

This beguiling word describes a group of finches.

This 2003 cgi animated straight to video movie opens with a young maiden chasing a unicorn into the enchanted forest.

This bird’s droppings fell into Tobit’s eyes and caused cataracts to form, blinding him.

This bird is a major sponsor for fruitloops.

While this bird does not have a bladder like a mammalian bladder, it is unique among birds because it does have a complete separation of feces and urine.

Someone who suffers from "anatidaephobia" believes that somewhere, somehow a ____ is constantly watching them.

There are more fake copies of this bird on Earth than real live ones.

Hercules used loud bells to drive away these man-eating pests as his 6th labor.

This is the only known poisonous bird in the world. (so don't eat it)

The longest feathers ever seen (measuring 34.7 feet) were on this bird in Japan.

This bird’s latin name “Mimus polyglottos” translates literally to “many-tongued mimic”

These are the names of Donald Duck’s nephews.

Dickinson thinks that this is the thing with feathers.

This kind of bird finds food by farting.

This Bird’s tongue can be up to 4" long. It stores this long tongue by curling it in and sticking it through a specialized opening at the back of its neck, where it can then put it between the skull and skin.