Welcome to our collection of birds that start with the letter A—a treasure trove of unique, colorful, and fascinating avian species from around the world. Whether you’re a birdwatching enthusiast, a student researching wildlife, or simply someone who loves exploring the diversity of nature, this page is your gateway to discovering birds that begin with the first letter of the alphabet.
The world of birds is vast and diverse, and many remarkable species have names that start with A. From the elegant Avocet with its upturned bill, to the rare and elusive Abyssinian Ground Hornbill, each bird on this list has its own story, habitat, and features that make it stand out. Some are known for their bright plumage, others for their distinctive calls or fascinating behaviors—and you’ll find them all showcased right here.
On this page, we’ve gathered all bird profiles starting with the letter A into one convenient place. Whether it’s the well-known American Robin, the striking Andean Condor, or the tiny Australian Fairy-wren, each listing includes helpful information like the bird’s scientific name, size, wingspan, habitat, diet, and more. You’ll also discover interesting facts that bring each species to life, making this page not just informative, but fun to explore too.
As part of our larger alphabetical bird guide, this section makes it easy for you to browse and learn in a structured, organized way. Our taxonomy system ensures that you only see birds that truly start with A—helping you focus your search and deepen your knowledge. Whether you’re building a checklist, expanding your birding knowledge, or just browsing for enjoyment, this page serves as a useful reference tool.
We continuously update our bird directory with fresh content, images, and newly added species—so check back often to see what’s new. And if you’re looking for birds by name, color, size, or features like crests or beaks, don’t forget to explore our filter tools and other A–Z pages.
So go ahead—scroll through the birds that start with A and start your journey into the avian world, one letter at a time. Each bird is a window into nature’s creativity and beauty, and this is just the beginning.
