It’s pretty easy to name a new species of bird. Their beaks and tails adhere to certain shapes, and body parts such as eyes, breasts, and wings share certain features also. Their habitats name them, as well as their food, calls, and mating behavior.
So if you want some fictional avian or avians in your story, you can get one here.
Imaginary Bird Species
| Mermigan
Short-Breasted Forest Wren Pidgekin Scarlet-Tailed Bobber Shearback Ground Fisher Bee-Eating Blue Swift Soft-Tailed Warwill Snowy Finch Canyon Goose Mullsnip Emerald-collared Finch Sedge Thorntail White-Backed Warbler Sagebrush Grouselette |
Ground Swordbill
Rose-Crested Sucker Sultan Swan Soft-Bellied Sismou Sapphire Spineback Rose-Throated Creeper Long-Tailed Lowlands Jay Gypsy Bluff Ibis Saddletail Whooping Spadebird Parokha Long-Eyed Prairie Pigeon Woodriole Whiskered Sickleback Double-Plumed Kakarata |
Glossy-Spotted Spadewing
Gray-Backed Swift Pidgeonette Screaming Pheasant Evening Redback Emerald-Crested Mullboola Russet Scythebird Golden Creeper Bush Goose Glossy-Chinned Stork Forest Redbird Short-Rumped Warkin Sedge Stork Sapphire-Tailed Parakeet Lesser Coslet |
