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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Sykes's warbler
Birds
Taveuni silktail
Birds
Upcher's warbler
Birds
Variable sunbird
Visayan fantail
Birds
Wallacean drongo
Birds
Welcome swallow
Birds
Whiskered yuhina
Birds
White-browed tit
Birds
White-naped jay
Birds
African blue tit
Birds
Arabian accentor
Arabian wheatear
Birds
Baglafecht weaver
Birds
Banded honeyeater
Birds
Bar-winged weaver
Birds
Black scrub robin
Birds
Blue-winged minla
Bornean whistler
Birds
Botteri's sparrow
Birds
Brahminy starling
Brown scrub robin
Birds
Brown parrotbill
Birds
Canary white-eye
Birds
Cinereous bunting
Birds
Collared treepie
Birds
Curl-crested jay
Birds
Fiji parrotfinch
Birds
Golden bush robin
Birds
Golden white-eye
Green-backed tit
Birds
Great parrotbill
Hose's broadbill
Large-billed crow
Birds
Madeira firecrest
Birds
Makira honeyeater
Marico flycatcher
Mountain myzomela
Birds
Mountain starling
Birds
Mourning wheatear
Birds
Mountain firetail
Mountain wheatear
Nelicourvi weaver
Birds
Northern puffback
Birds
Olive honeyeater
Birds
Old World babbler
Birds
Pale-bellied myna
Birds