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Downloadable Bird species Facts Table

Name Class Diet lifespan Origin Description
Lovebirds Bird Herbivore 10–15 years Africa Lovebirds are small, colorful parrots known for their affectionate behavior and strong pair bonds.
Macaws Bird Herbivore 30–50 years Central and South America Macaws are large, vibrantly colored parrots known for their intelligence, strong beaks, and loud calls.
Nightingale Bird Insectivore 2–5 years Europe and Asia Nightingales are small songbirds famous for their melodious and powerful singing, especially at night.
Ostrich Bird Omnivore 30–40 years Africa Ostriches are the largest birds in the world, flightless, and known for their long legs and speed.
Owl Bird Carnivore 10–20 years Worldwide Owls are nocturnal birds of prey, known for their silent flight, sharp vision, and distinctive calls.
Parrot Bird Herbivore 20–60 years Tropical regions worldwide Parrots are colorful, intelligent birds with strong curved beaks, often kept as popular pets.
Peacock Pheasant Bird Omnivore 15–20 years Southeast Asia Peacock pheasants are ground-dwelling birds with striking, patterned plumage resembling peacocks.
Peacock Bird Omnivore 15–20 years India and Sri Lanka Peacocks are known for their vibrant, iridescent tail feathers and elaborate courtship displays.
Penguin Bird Carnivore 15–20 years Antarctica and Southern Hemisphere Penguins are flightless birds adapted to cold climates, excellent swimmers, and social in colonies.
Pigeon Bird Herbivore 3–6 years Worldwide Pigeons are common urban birds, known for their homing ability, adaptability, and gentle cooing.
Robin Bird Omnivore 1–2 years Europe, Asia, North America Robins are small birds recognized for their red-orange breast and melodious singing in spring.
Sparrow Bird Omnivore 3–5 years Worldwide Sparrows are small, social birds commonly found in urban and rural areas, known for chirping.
Swan Bird Omnivore 10–20 years Europe, Asia, North America Swans are large, graceful waterfowl, admired for their white plumage and long necks.
Toucan Bird Omnivore 12–20 years Central and South America Toucans are tropical birds known for their large, colorful bills and vibrant feathers.
Woodpecker Bird Omnivore 4–11 years Worldwide Woodpeckers are forest birds that peck wood to find insects, recognized by their strong beaks and drumming sounds.
Canary Bird Herbivore 10–15 years Macaronesian Islands Canaries are small, bright yellow birds famous for their singing and popularity as pets.
Duck Bird Omnivore 5–10 years Worldwide Ducks are waterfowl that inhabit wetlands and ponds, known for swimming, waddling, and quacking.
Eagle Bird Carnivore 20–30 years Worldwide Eagles are powerful birds of prey, famous for keen eyesight, strong beaks, and majestic flight.
Falcon Bird Carnivore 12–15 years Worldwide Falcons are fast, agile birds of prey, known for hunting mid-air and sharp vision.
Flamingo Bird Omnivore 20–30 years Africa, Americas, Europe Flamingos are wading birds with long legs and necks, famous for their pink plumage and social behavior.
Hummingbird Bird Nectarivore 3–5 years Americas Hummingbirds are tiny birds capable of hovering mid-air, known for rapid wing flapping and feeding on nectar.