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Welcome to All Birds Wiki Page 1 | Page 2 All Birds Wiki: this wiki is about an alternative universe not much different than our world. Here, birds are treated like living things, even if they are made up! If you have a made up species that's not too ridiculous, feel free to start a new page. I'll look it over and approve it. If you're not good with scientific names, feel free to check out the category: "birds by common name". I'll help you sort out your species, if you want. --StaraptorEmpoleon. General info: Some places have different names. Some continents have different names even! List of continents with different names: Africa: Aifric North America: North Americana South America: South Americana Australia: Australis Antarctica: ??? Europe: Europa Asia: Occidental There are other critters that live alongside birds. Dinosaurs Plants Insects Mammals Reptiles Amphibians All Birds Wiki News Announcement Date Page milestones! 04:11, 28 October 2011 I wonder... 18:53, 11 August 2011 Useful Links All Birds Wiki is a page to learn about All Birds Wiki. Articles is a page to learn about writing an article specifically for this Wiki. Community Portal Comunity Blog Important information for the User Administrators is a page for problems, disputes and communication All Birds Wiki Fan Page Featured Poll Browse Birds by common name | Birds by scientific name | Glossary | Genera of birds | Families of birds | Birds by letter | Made-up species | Bird anatomy | Species by colour | Bird diseases

Featured Bird To switch to a new bird, click here: Template:All Birds Wiki/Featured bird/82 Did you know... Did you know that... ...The Oilbird uses echolocation like bats? ...The white morph of the Great Blue Heron swallowed and ate a Black-necked Stilt? :449 ...The Water Rail impales its prey with its bill, severing the prey's spine? ...That some birds, such as the White Stork and the New World vultures defecate on themselves to keep cool? ...That Shrikes impale their prey on thorny plants and barbed wire fences? ...That the Kea eats carrion? Corvida  Menuridae (Lyrebirds)  Atrichornithidae (Scrub-birds)  Climacteridae (Aus. Treecreepers)  Ptilonorhynchidae (Bowerbirds_  Maluridae (Fairywrens & allies)  Dasyornithidae (Bristlebirds)  Pardalotidae (Pardalotes)  Meliphagidae (Honeyeaters)  Orthonychidae (Logrunners)  Pomatostomidae (Aus. babblers)  Psophodidae (Quail-thrushes and allies)  Mohouidae (Mohouids)  Campephagidae (Cuckooshrikes)  Oreoicidae (Crested bellbird and allies)  Pachycephalidae (Whistlers)  Oriolidae (Orioles)  Vireonidae (Vireos)  Neosittidae (Sittella)  Artamidae (Butcherbirds)  Pityriaseidae (Bristleheads)  Aegithinidae (Ioras)  Incertae sedis (Mottled Whistler)  Platysteiridae (Wattleyes)  Vangidae (Vangas)  Malaconotidae (Bushshrikes)  Incertae sedis (Crested Jay)  Dicruridae (Drongos)  Rhipiduridae (Fantails)  Corcoracidae (Aus. mudnesters)  Incertae sedis (Melampittas)  Monarchidae (Monarch flycatchers)  Laniidae (Shrikes)  Corvidae (Corvids) Corvids  Blue Jay  Rufous Treepie  Eurasian Jay  Hawaiian Crow  Piapiac  Alpine Chough  Black Magpie  Green Jay  Spotted Nutcracker  Clark's Nutcracker  Pinyon Jay  Turquoise Jay  Steller's Jay  White-throated Magpie-Jay  Siberian Jay  Azure-winged Magpie  White-necked Raven  Pied Crow  Chihuahuan Raven  Pander's Ground Jay Featured corvid The Common Raven (Corvus corax), also known as the Northern Raven, is a large, all-black passerine bird. Found across the northern hemisphere, it is the most widely distributed of all corvids. There are at least eight subspecies with little variation in appearance— although recent research has demonstrated significant genetic differences among populations from various regions.

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