Question

Name 30 feathery birds from foreign land

Answer 1

Broadbills • Pittas • Woodshrikes • Woodswallows • Ioras •Cuckooshrikes • Whistlers and allies • Shrikes • Old World orioles • Drongos •Fantails • Monarch flycatchers • Crows, jays, ravens and magpies • Waxwings •Grey hypocolius • Fairy flycatchers • Titmice • Penduline tits • Larks • Bulbuls •Swallows and martins • Long-tailed tits • Cettid warblers • Locustellid warblers •Acrocephalid warblers • Phylloscopid warblers • Old World warblers •Cisticolas and allies • Laughingthrushes • Ground babblers • Babblers •Cupwings • Vireos • Spotted elachura • White-eyes • Fairy-bluebirds • Kinglets •Wrens • Nuthatches • Wallcreeper • Treecreepers • Starlings •Thrushes and allies • Old World flycatchers • Dippers • Leafbirds • Flowerpeckers •Sunbirds and spiderhunters • Sparrows • Weavers and allies • Waxbills and allies •Accentors • Wagtails and pipits • Buntings • Siskins, crossbills and allies