Perching Birds
Perching birds is the largest order of birds with more than 5,000 known species in the world. Perching birds have three unwebbed toes in the front and one strong, flexible toe in the back that lets them perch on tree branches. Perching birds are found in all parts of the world and they come in a wide variety of colors, patterns, shapes, and sizes. Here is a sampling of some members of this bird order.
Blue Kingsfisher
Young Australian Magpie
Australian Magpie
Australian Magpie
Australian Magpie
Australian Magpie
Laughing Kookaburra
Laughing Kookaburra
Grey Butcherbird
Jungle Myna
Jungle Myna
House Sparrow
House Sparrow
Common Magpie
Common Myna
Kingfisher
Northern Raven (Crow)
Myna
Myna
Indian House Crow
Indian House Crow
Indian House Crow
Indian House Crow