Birds That Start With M

Step into the marvelous world of birds that start with the letter M—a collection of winged wonders that range from the majestic to the mysterious. This page is dedicated to showcasing birds whose names begin with “M,” automatically displayed through our smart taxonomy system. Whether you’re here for curiosity, research, or pure bird-loving joy, you’re in for a mesmerizing ride.

The letter M brings together a rich and diverse group of birds. Some are well-known, like the Magpie, recognized for its intelligence and striking black-and-white plumage. Others are exotic and colorful, like the Mandarin Duck, admired across the world for its ornate feathers and graceful posture. From Mynas chattering in cityscapes to Manakins dancing deep in the rainforest, each bird on this page brings its own personality and place in nature.

One of the most remarkable things about “M birds” is their global reach. You’ll find them in every habitat—mountains, forests, wetlands, and urban gardens. Take the Mountain Bluebird, for example, a sky-colored songbird found in North America’s highlands. Or the Masked Booby, a sleek seabird that navigates tropical oceans with expert precision. These birds don’t just share the same first letter—they represent a spectrum of sizes, behaviors, diets, and calls that make birdwatching endlessly fascinating.

This page serves as your easy-to-navigate hub for all bird species in our database beginning with the letter “M.” Each bird listed below comes with a dedicated profile that dives into its scientific classification, physical traits, wingspan, weight, habitat, diet, and more. The goal? To help you learn, appreciate, and maybe even spot these birds in the wild someday.

Whether you’re building a bird checklist, writing a school project, or just exploring the avian alphabet for fun, this “M” list will surprise you. Birds like the Mousebird, with its long tail and social nature, or the Marabou Stork, with its striking, bald-headed appearance, break every bird stereotype. And let’s not forget the energetic Meadowlark, whose song fills open fields with cheerful notes.

What makes this page especially helpful is that it updates automatically. As our bird database grows, new “M” birds will appear here without you needing to lift a finger. It’s part of our commitment to creating a user-friendly, educational bird resource for hobbyists, researchers, educators, and nature lovers alike.

So go ahead and explore the list below. Each name is a doorway into a deeper understanding of the natural world. From the small and melodic to the large and dramatic, birds that start with M offer a magical window into avian diversity—and this page is the perfect place to begin that journey.