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List Of National Birds

This article discusses about the National birds of various countries ans the significance of choosing these National symbols.

In a symbolic form, each country’s culture and heritage are reflected in its national symbols. People tend to know more about a country’s symbols than its real location. The selection of a national emblem, such as a national bird, is therefore crucial for government authorities. National birds are carefully chosen for their richness, universality, and distinctiveness. It is unlawful to kill or hurt the country’s national birds in order to protect them from extinction.

List of National Birds

Country

Bird Name

Afghanistan

Golden Eagle

Andorra

Bearded Vulture

Angola

Red-Crested Turaco

Anguilla

Zenaida Dove

Antigua And Barbuda

Magnificent Frigatebird

Argentina

Rufous Hornero

Armenia

Golden Eagle

Aruba

Burrowing Owl

Australia

Emu

Austria

Barn Swallow

Bahrain

White-Eared Bulbul

Bangladesh

Oriental Magpie-Robin

Belarus

White Stork

Belgium

Common Kestrel

Belize

Keel-Billed Toucan

Bermuda

Bermuda Petrel

Bhutan

Common Raven

Bolivia

Andean Condor

Botswana

Lilac-Breasted Roller

Brazil

Rufous-Bellied Thrush

British Virgin Islands

Mourning Dove

Cambodia

Giant Ibis

Cape Verde

Grey-Headed Kingfisher

Cayman Islands

Cuban Parrot

Chile

Andean Condor

China

Red-Crowned Crane

Colombia

Andean Condor

Costa Rica

Clay-Colored Thrush

Croatia

Nightingale

Cuba

Cuban Trogon

Denmark

Mute Swan

Dominica

Imperial Amazon

Dominican Republic

Palmchat

Ecuador

Andean Condor

Egypt

Golden Eagle

El Salvador

Turquoise-Browed Motmot

Estonia

Barn Swallow

Faroe Islands

Eurasian Oystercatcher

Finland

Whooper Swan

France

Gallic Rooster

Germany

Golden Eagle

Gibraltar

Barbary Partridge

Greece

Little Owl

Grenada

Grenada Dove

Guatemala

Resplendent Quetzal

Guyana

Hoatzin

Haiti

Hispaniolan Trogon

Honduras

Scarlet Macaw

Hungary

Saker Falcon

Iceland

Gyrfalcon

India

Indian Peacock

Indonesia

Javan Hawk-Eagle

Iran

Common Nightingale

Iraq

Chukar Partridge

Ireland

Northern Lapwing

Israel

Hoopoe

Italy

Italian Sparrow

Ivory Coast

White-Cheeked Turaco

Jamaica

Doctor Bird

Japan

Green Pheasant

Jordan

Sinai Rosefinch

Kenya

Lilac-Breasted Roller

Latvia

White Wagtail

Liberia

Garden Bulbul

Lithuania

White Stork

Luxembourg

Goldcrest

Malawi

African Fish Eagle

Malaysia

Rhinoceros Hornbill

Maldives

Oriental Turtle Dove

Malta

Blue Rock Thrush

Mauritius

Dodo

Mexico

Golden Eagle

Mongolia

Saker Falcon

Montserrat

Montserrat Oriole

Myanmar (Burma)

Grey Peacock-Pheasant

Namibia

African Fish Eagle

Nepal

Himalayan Monal

Netherlands

Black-Tailed Godwit

New Zealand

Kiwi

Nicaragua

Turquoise-Browed Motmot

Nigeria

Black Crowned Crane

North Korea

Northern Goshawk

Norway

White-Throated Dipper

Pakistan

Chukar Partridge

Palau

Palau Fruit Dove

Palestine

Palestine Sunbird

Panama

Harpy Eagle

Papua New Guinea

Raggiana Bird-Of-Paradise

Paraguay

Bare-Throated Bellbird

Peru

Andean Cock-Of-The-Rock

Philippines

Philippine Eagle

Poland

White-Tailed Eagle

Puerto Rico

Puerto Rican Spindalis

Romania

Great White Pelican

Russia

Tundra Swan

Saint Helena

Saint Helena Plover

Saint Kitts And Nevis

Brown Pelican

Saint Lucia

Saint Lucian Parrot

Saint Vincent And The Grenadines

Saint Vincent Parrot

Samoa

Tooth-Billed Pigeon

Scotland

Golden Eagle

Serbia

Griffon Vulture

Singapore

Crimson Sunbird

South Africa

Blue Crane

South Korea

Korean Magpie

South Sudan

African Fish Eagle

Spain

Spanish Imperial Eagle

Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan Junglefowl

Sudan

Secretary Bird

Swaziland

Purple-Crested Turaco

Sweden

Common Blackbird

Taiwan

Taiwan Blue Magpie

Thailand

Siamese Fireback

The Bahamas

American Flamingo

Trinidad And Tobago

Scarlet Ibis

Trinidad and Tobago

Cocrico

Turkey

Redwing

Uganda

Grey Crowned Crane

Ukraine

White Stork

United Arab Emirates

Peregrine Falcon

United Kingdom

European Robin

United States Of America

Bald Eagle

Uruguay

Southern Lapwing

Venezuela

Venezuelan Troupial

Wales

Red Kite

Zambia

African Fish Eagle

Conclusion- 

As a result of the country’s rich history and culture, these birds have been chosen as the country’s national birds since they can be found across the country. Some were chosen for their beautiful voices, while others were chosen because of their stunning looks. Several countries’ national birds are included below in the module. There are a few things on this list that are recognised by the government, but the most are not.

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