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Words Related to Animals - Waterfowls
Here you will learn the names of waterfowls in English such as "pelican", "seagull", and "flamingo".
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bittern
[noun]
a wading bird with mottled brown plumage, known for its booming call, and its ability to blend into marshland habitats
Arctic tern
[noun]
a small, slender gray-and-white bird in the family Laridae, with angular wings and a red beak
petrel
[noun]
a small seabird with long wings that is tube-nosed and can fly a long distance from land
egret
[noun]
a large bird of the heron family that lives near water and has white feathers that get long during the breeding season
lapwing
[noun]
a plover that has a large crest, black-and-white feathers and a wailing cry, with an irregular wingbeat
albatross
[noun]
a very large white seabird with long narrow wings found mainly in Southern Ocean and North Pacific
Canada goose
[noun]
a common North American wild goose with a black head and neck and a brown body
guillemot
[noun]
a small North Pacific seabird with black and white plumage and a narrow bill that nests on cliffs
kittiwake
[noun]
a small cliff-nesting seabird with grayish white plumage that lives in large colonies
oystercatcher
[noun]
a black-and-white shorebird with red eyes and a strong orange bill that feeds on shellfish
grebe
[noun]
an aquatic bird that can also dive underwater, with a long neck, lobed toes and a crest
shearwater
[noun]
a mid-sized oceanic bird of the petrel family with long wings that flies close to the water
frigate bird
[noun]
a tropical seabird with dark plumage and a long hooked beak, the male of which has a red inflatable throat pouch
razorbill
[noun]
a colonial seabird originally from the North Atlantic with a beak that resembles a razor
duck
[noun]
a bird with short legs and a wide beak that naturally lives near or on water or is kept by humans for its eggs, meat, or feathers
dipper
[noun]
a small North American bird of the duck family that dives and swims in the streams to find food
fulmar
[noun]
a short-tailed seabird with white plumage and gray wings that has a tube nose
shag
[noun]
a web-footed aquatic bird of the cormorant family with dark green plumage and a unique crest
dunlin
[noun]
a small shorebird with a long beak, a short neck and brown plumage that is similar to a sandpiper
skua
[noun]
a large brownish seabird that feeds on the fish which it sometimes steals from other birds that are carrying it
kookaburra
[noun]
an Australian kingfisher that feeds on ground prey, has brownish plumage and a call like a laughter
loon
[noun]
an aquatic bird originated in North America and Eurasia that dives to catch fish and has a laughing call
tern
[noun]
a small marine bird of the gull family with a slender build and narrow pointed wings
booby
[noun]
a large tropical seabird with brightly colored feet, that is closely related to gannets
puffin
[noun]
a small northern seabird with a large colorful beak and black-and-white color that dives to find food
woodcock
[noun]
a Eurasian shorebird of the sandpiper family that lives in wet woodlands and is often hunted as game bird
heron
[noun]
a wading bird with a long neck and long legs that has a pointed bill and soft grayish white plumage
spoonbill
[noun]
a large pinkish wading bird with long legs and a beak that is wide and flat at the end
auk
[noun]
a seabird characterized by its compact body, short wings, and webbed feet, adapted for diving and swimming underwater
teal
[noun]
a small and colorful duck of the genus Anas, known for its vibrant plumage and agile nature
wigeon
[noun]
a medium-sized dabbling duck characterized by the distinctive chestnut head and creamy-yellow crown
willet
[noun]
a large shorebird with a long, straight bill that is found in coastal areas throughout the Americas
trumpeter
[noun]
a large bird known for its impressive stature, resonant vocalizations, and distinctive trumpet-like calls
tattler
[noun]
a medium-sized shorebird with a slender body, long legs, and a long, slightly decurved bill, known for its distinctive "tattling" call
surfbird
[noun]
a medium-sized shorebird with mottled brown plumage, black markings, and a strong beak
pratincole
[noun]
old World shorebird with long pointed wings and short legs; closely related to the coursers
limpkin
[noun]
a unique bird species with a long neck, brown plumage, and a loud, distinct call
killdeer
[noun]
a medium-sized plover characterized by its brownish upper body, white underparts, and distinctive black bands across its chest and head
jacksnipe
[noun]
a type of small, short-billed sandpiper bird that is widely distributed in the Northern Hemisphere
godwit
[noun]
a long-billed, migratory shorebird species found in temperate and cold regions of the world
dowitcher
[noun]
a medium-sized migratory shorebird with a long, straight bill and a distinctive reddish-brown or grayish-brown plumage
darter
[noun]
a type of aquatic bird characterized by its long neck, slender body, and sharp bill
dabchick
[noun]
a small waterbird with a rounded body, red eyes, and notable diving skills, known for its trilling calls
crake
[noun]
a small bird characterized by its short wings, long toes, and elusive nature, often found skulking through dense vegetation
stilt
[noun]
a tall wading bird with long legs, a slender body, and a distinctively long neck, typically found in wetland habitats
snipe
[noun]
a small wading bird of the sandpiper family with a long straight bill, brown plumage and a slender build
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