Animals - Flightless Birds

a large terrestrial bird with a tall crest that is related to the emu, originated in Australia

a large game bird of the grouse family that inhabits mountains or Arctic regions, which its plumage changes to white in winter

a large bird that has a bald head and is often kept for its meat, especially in the US

the largest bird of the penguin family that is found in Antarctica

a large Eurasian bird similar to turkey, called a grouse, the male of which spreads its feathers as a way to attract mates

a large African ground bird with black plumage that has white dots and a bare neck, sometimes domesticated for its meat

a long-tailed game bird with a stout body that is native to Asia, the male of which is of bright colors

a large terrestrial bird that can run fast, originally from Australia

a fast-running terrestrial bird of the cuckoo family with a long tail and a large crest that inhabits Southwestern US to Mexico

an Australian terrestrial songbird with a long tail shaped as a lyre, the male of which displays during courtship

a male bird with a large shiny colorful tail having eyelike patterns that can be raised for display

a farm bird that we keep to use its meat and eggs

a very large ground-dwelling bird of the pheasant family with a crest, originated in Asia

a fast and large bird that is flightless and has long legs and a long neck, native to Africa

a large black-and-white seabird that lives in the Antarctic, and can not fly but uses its wings for swimming

a large terrestrial bird that runs fast, originally from Europe

a flightless bird native to Mauritius, characterized by its large size, stout body, and inability to fly, extinct in the 17th century

a fat Eurasian game bird with a short tail and brown plumage

a small, short-tailed, ground-dwelling game bird with brownish plumage

a game bird with a fat body and feathered legs that cannot fly and has brownish red plumage

a grassland bird of the South American origin that runs fast and is smaller than the greater rhea

a nocturnal ground bird with a long beak and brownish hairlike plumage that is endemic to New Zealand

a ground-dwelling bird found in tropical regions that constructs large mounds of soil and vegetation to incubate its eggs

a species of penguin characterized by its distinctive crest of spiky yellow feathers

a species of Antarctic penguin known for its distinctive black and white plumage, playful behavior, and preference for icy habitats

a large and majestic species of penguin, characterized by its distinctive orange and yellow plumage

an African penguin, known for its distinctive braying call

a large, flightless parrot species native to New Zealand, also known as the kakapo

an endangered bird that is native to New Zealand, cannot fly, has blue-green feathers, a round body, and a large beak

a flightless bird native to New Zealand, characterized by its dark brown feathers, strong beak, and ability to forage on the ground for a variety of food sources

a large flightless bird that inhabited the North Atlantic, known for its distinctive appearance with black and white plumage, extinct in the mid-19th century

a type of now-extinct flightless bird that was native to New Zealand

a medium-sized bird species characterized by its black plumage, lyre-shaped tail, and distinctive red comb above the eye

a flightless bird native to South America, characterized by its large size, long legs, and grayish-brown plumage

a small, ground-dwelling bird of the quail family native to North America, characterized by its distinctive call and a mottled brown plumage

a genus of pheasants characterized by their vibrant plumage, distinctive facial features

a flightless bird endemic to New Zealand, characterized by its distinctive appearance, vibrant plumage, and critically endangered status

a majestic bird found in the Himalayas, known for its vibrant plumage and regal appearance

a large, colorful bird found in the tropical forests of Central and South America, known for its striking appearance and elusive nature

a small, ground-dwelling bird found primarily in Australia, known for its distinctive scrubby habitat and unique vocalization