Passerine
A passerine is any bird of the order Passeriformes, which includes more than half of all bird species. Sometimes known as perching birds or – less accurately – as songbirds, passerines are distinguished from other orders of birds by the arrangement of their toes, which facilitates perching.
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Greater koa finch
Birds
Pycnonotus
Birds
Greater ʻamakihi
Birds
Ashy bulbul
Birds
Grey-headed bulbul
Birds
White-breasted nuthatch
Birds
ʻUla-ʻai-hawane
Birds
Black-capped bulbul
Laysan honeycreeper
Yellow-bellied bulbul
Birds
Asian red-eyed bulbul
Birds
Stripe-throated bulbul
Birds
Cisticolidae
Birds
Jungle prinia
Birds
Deignan's prinia
Birds
Himalayan prinia
Birds
Rufescent prinia
Birds
Sage thrasher
Bar-winged prinia
Birds
Black wheatear
Birds
Striated grassbird
Island scrub jay
Birds
Grey-breasted prinia
Birds
Canyon wren
Birds
Yellow-bellied prinia
Birds
Brown-capped whitestart
Birds
Common firecrest
Birds
Yellow-striped brush finch
Birds
Yellow-throated fulvetta
Ficedula
Birds
Palm crow
Birds
Golden babbler
Yellow oriole
Birds
Two-barred crossbill
Birds
Collared flycatcher
Birds
Seram thrush
Sulawesi thrush
Birds
Dalat shrike-babbler
Crimson-breasted finch
Grey-throated babbler
Fawn-breasted thrush
Coryphospingus
Birds
White-bellied erpornis
Himalayan shrike-babbler
Grey pileated finch
Birds
Acrocephalus
Birds
Shrike-babblers
Birds
