Welcome to your next stop on the A–Z bird adventure—birds that start with the letter J! This page is dedicated to the joyful, the jaunty, and the just plain fascinating bird species whose names begin with J. While it’s not the most common starting letter in the avian world, the birds found here are full of charm, character, and curiosity.

Birds beginning with J come in many forms—from vibrant songbirds to mysterious forest dwellers. One of the most popular is the striking Japanese White-eye, with its delicate green plumage and bold white eye ring. Then there’s the Jabiru, a massive stork of Central and South America, known for its towering height and large black bill. You might also meet the sleek Jungle Owlet, the energetic Jackdaw, or the eye-catching Java Sparrow, all bringing something unique to the list.

This page brings together all bird species that start with J, using our smart taxonomy to automatically display every relevant entry. Each bird links to a full profile, where you’ll find detailed information about its scientific name, wingspan, weight, length, habitat, feeding behavior, and special traits. Whether you’re researching for a school project, expanding your life list, or just exploring out of curiosity, this is your one-stop destination.

Part of our larger A–Z bird archive, this section helps you explore birds in a fun and organized way—one letter at a time. It’s especially useful for learners who want to break bird discovery into manageable pieces, or for those who love the challenge of identifying species alphabetically. Best of all, this page updates itself. Whenever a new “J” bird is added to our site, it will automatically appear right here—keeping the list current without any extra effort from you.

What makes J birds interesting is their wide range of environments and behaviors. Some, like the Javan Myna, have adapted incredibly well to city life. Others, like the Jerdon’s Courser, are shy and rare, living in remote, scrubby habitats. You’ll discover birds from Asia, Africa, the Americas, and beyond—all brought together here simply because their names share the same starting letter.

Every bird has a story to tell. Some sing songs that brighten up mornings, others soar across continents on long migrations. By exploring the birds that start with J, you’re not just learning names—you’re connecting with the fascinating lives of creatures that share our world.

So scroll down and begin your journey into the letter J. You never know what winged wonder you’ll discover next!