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Step into the enchanting world of birds that start with the letter E—a collection filled with elegance, energy, and a touch of the exotic. This page is your guide to discovering bird species whose names begin with E, and whether you’re a birdwatcher, student, or curious explorer, you’re in for a fascinating experience.

The letter E might not be the most common starting point for bird names, but the species it includes are truly extraordinary. Think of the majestic Eagle, a symbol of strength and freedom across cultures, or the dazzling Eastern Bluebird, whose bright plumage is a favorite among backyard birders. You’ll also encounter birds like the elusive Eastern Whip-poor-will, which blends into its forest habitat with near-perfect camouflage, and the Eared Grebe, a striking waterbird known for its vivid breeding colors.

Every bird listed here comes with its own story—its habits, habitat, and unique adaptations that make it special. From powerful predators to shy forest dwellers, the birds under E cover a wide range of sizes, colors, and lifestyles. On this page, you’ll find an organized and growing list of these species, each linking to a dedicated profile packed with useful information.

Each profile includes key details like the bird’s scientific name, wingspan, length, weight, feeding habits, preferred environment, and interesting facts that bring its personality to life. Whether you’re compiling research, planning a birdwatching trip, or just love reading about wildlife, you’ll find this page a valuable and enjoyable resource.

This section is also part of our larger A-to-Z bird listing, a user-friendly archive designed to help you explore birds by their names alphabetically. It’s perfect for learners of all ages, educators building lessons, and nature lovers who want to discover new birds one letter at a time. Thanks to our taxonomy system, this page automatically updates whenever a new “E” bird is added—so there’s always something new to discover.

What makes birds that start with E especially fun to explore is their variety. Some, like eagles, are well-known and iconic, while others are more obscure but equally fascinating. You’ll come across forest songbirds, coastal dwellers, desert specialists, and even a few migratory marvels that travel across continents.

So take your time, scroll through the birds listed below, and let your curiosity lead the way. Every click brings you closer to understanding a bird’s role in the natural world and appreciating the beauty of avian diversity.

Happy exploring—your journey through the bird kingdom continues with the exceptional species that begin with E!