Malaysian Birds

I am currently in the process of organizing a bird picture list, and I have some uncertainties about the existing format. At present, the list is arranged alphabetically according to the common names of the birds.

 If you are searching for a specific bird and cannot find its name on the list, I suggest looking for a bird that is closest to your target. Upon selecting a bird, a new page will display other birds within the same family, with the hope that you will find the species you desire.

I am open to feedback and suggestions on whether to maintain this alphabetical order or adopt a different format.

 

1. Adjutant

   
2. Argus
   
3. Avocet
   
4. Babbler
   

5. Barbet

   

6. Bee-eater

   
7. Bittern
   
8. Bluebird
   

9. Broadbill

   

10. Bulbul

   
11. Button-Quail
   
12. Canary-Flycatcher
   

13. Coucal

   
14. Crake
   

15. Cuckoo

   
16. Cuckooshrike
   
17. Cutia
   
18. Dollarbird
   

19. Dove

   

20. Drongo

   
21. Duck
   

22. Eagle

   

23. Egret

   
24. Falconet
   
25. Fantail
   

26. Flowerpecker

   

27. Flycatcher

   
28. Flycatcher-Shrike
   
29. Forktail
   
30. Frogmouth
   
31. Goshawk
   
32. Grebe
   

33. Heron

   

34. Hornbill

   
35. Ibis
   
   
36. Iora
   
37. Jacana
   

38. Junglefowl

   

39. Kingfisher

   

40. Kite

   

41. Koel

   

42. Lapwing

   

43. Laughingthrush

   

44. Leafbird

   
45. Magpie
   

46. Malkoha

   
47. Mesia
   

48. Minivet

   
49. Monarch
   

50. Munia

   

51. Myna

   

52. Nightjar

   
53. Niltava
   
54. Nuthatch
   

55.Oriole

   
56. Osprey
   
57. Owl
   
58. Openbill
   

59. Parakeet

   

60. Parrot

   
61. Partridge
   
62. Philentoma
   

63. Pigeon

   
64. Pipit
   

65. Pitta

   

66. Plover

   
67. Pratincole
   
68. Rail
   

69. Robin

   
70. Rock-Thrush
   
71. Roller
   

72. Sandpipers

   
73. Sea-Eagle
   
74. Serpent-Eagle
   

75. Shama

   

76. Shrike

   
77. Sibia
   
78. Snipe
   

79. Spiderhunter

   

80. Starling

   
81. Stilt
   
82. Stork
   

83. Sunbird

 

   
84. Swallow
   
85. Tailorbird
   
86. Tern
   
87. Thrush
   
88. Tit
   

89. Trogon

   
90. Wagtail
   
91. Warbler
   
   
92. Water-birds
   
93. Weaver
   
94. Whistling-Thrush
   

95. White-eye

   

96. Woodpecker

   
97. Woodswallow
   
98. Wren-Babbler
   
99. Yellownape
   
   
100. Yuhina
   

More pages to check

C1-  Those over-sized Birds

C2- World of Raptors

C3- Song birds & Passerines
C4- Those tiny birds in the bush
C5- The larger Passerines
C6- Birds running on the ground
C7- There are many Waterbirds
C11- Birds with prominent tails
C15 -About Egrets & Herons
C31 The Aerial birds
C51 - Let's have a look at the Waders