Aarakocra Subraces
A
arakocra are as vast and diverse as the stars in
the sky or the birds of the air (and land).
Waterbirds, game birds, birds of prey: all make
their home in this realm. A secretive people
hailing not from the Material Plane but the
Elemental Plane of Air, Aarakocra have
nonetheless made a home for themselves here.
Homelands
Here, there, and everywhere.
Aarakocra subspecies exist in every biome on this plane:
Forest, Rainforest, Desert, Mountain, Tundra, Swamp, and
Sea. Each biome provides different evolutionary challenges,
and thus the Aarakocra evolved. Don't forget they're still
birds, though. They like shiny things, have keen senses, and
are always on the lookout for trouble.
Forest
Songbirds
Part of the large passerine family, songbirds are the small
seed or bug eaters one might see in the yard. They are
smaller than bird of prey Aarakocra, reaching only about 3 to
3 and a half feet tall, but not any less fierce when threatened.
Flight. As a passerine, your Flight is short and fast, moving
quickly from perch to perch. You can use the Dash action to
quickly move up to 30 feet in a straight line. You will fall at
the end of your turn if nothing is keeping you aloft. You can
use this feature twice per short rest.
Everyone Loves a Backyard Bird. Chances are, you are
cute and quick. Choose Charisma or Dexterity to increase by
2. The other will increase by 1.
Birdey Sense. A long history of constantly watching for
predators has given you proficiency in Perception checks.
A Merry Tune to Toot. Your talons are not strong enough
to deal real harm to another creature. Instead, you can tweet
or screech your song. Everyone in a 30-foot radius must
make a Constitution Saving throw of 10+ your Charisma
modifier or take 1d4+Charisma mod psychic damage (half as
much on successful save). If you are a mockingbird, thrasher,
catbird, or other mimid, you can give an extra d4 of damage
as long as you make a satisfactorily awful sound to your DM.
Woodpeckers
Woodpecker Aarakocra make their homes deep in the forest,
carving necessary materials out of trees and climbing high to
make their communities safe from harm. Woodpecker
Aarakocra vary in size, from 3-5 feet.
Flight. Like songbirds, you can take the Dash action to fly
up to 30 feet to a perch. Unlike songbirds, however, you can
perch in a climbing position on any surface except smooth
metal.
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Zygodactyl Bonus. You have two front claws and two back Fli
claws. With this, you have a climbing speed equal to your is 15
walking speed, even on seemingly sheer surfaces. your
Land, Tree, and Sky. Adept at climbing, flying, and perch
traveling horizontally, your Dexterity increases by 2. Choose groun
either Strength or Charisma to increase by 1. below
Predestined to Peck. You do not have Talon attack. from
Instead, with your specialized skull structure, you can
Headbutt Attack for 1d6+ your Strength modifier
bludgeoning damage. Alternatively, you can use your Beak to
attack and deal 1d4+ your strength modifier piercing
damage. Once per long rest, you may combine these attacks
on a hit for 1d8 piercing damage.
Corvids
Crows, Ravens, and Jays are the most intelligent of the
Aarakocra. You might mistake some of them for Kenkus were
it not for their wings. Ravens are the largest, reaching 5 feet
or taller, while crows and jays generally stay under 5 feet tall.
Flight. Like songbirds, you can take the Dash action to fly
up to 30 feet to a perch. Once per day, Raven- and Crowfolk
can fly high in the air for up to ten minutes, providing your
speed does not go lower than 50 feet.
Birdy Geniuses. Your inquisitive nature makes you an apt
detective. Increase your Intelligence by 2.
Super Bite. Your strong jaw muscles can clamp down on
an attacker or object. When you try to grapple or restrain
someone with your beak, or try to hold something in it while
doing another action, you have advantage on your Strength
checks. You can also bite as an unarmed attack for 1d4+STR
bludgeoning damage.
Aerial Acrobat. Ravenfolk have proficiency in acrobatics,
and advantage on acrobatics checks while in flight. Increase
your Strength by 1.
Vigilant Investigators. Crowfolk have proficiency in
Investigation checks and increase Wisdom by 1.
Passerine Nimbleness. Jayfolk have proficiency in
Acrobatics and increase Dexterity by 1.
Birds of Prey
Your quintessential Aarakocra. Birds of prey include Owls,
Eagles, Hawks, Falcons, Vultures, Condors, Caracaras, and
the Secretary Bird. Your size can vary depending on the
specific species, but generally you are 5 to 5 and a half feet
tall.
Eagle Eye. Your eyes developed to hone in on prey far
below you in flight. You have darkvision in shades of grey up
to 60 feet. If you are an owl, you have darkvision like regular
vision up to 60 feet, and shades of grey beyond.
Ability Increase. Your Dexterity increases by 1. Choose
Strength or Charisma to increase by 2.
Feet of Fire. You can use your talons as an unarmed strike to
deal 1d6+STR slashing damage on a hit. If you are a
secretary bird, you can stomp on a prone creature for
1d6+STR bludgeoning damage on a hit. You can also bite for
1d4+STR piercing damage on a hit.
Distinguished Doings. You are proficient in Intimidation.
Additionally, you can gain advantage on Persuasion rolls if
you are using your majestic aura to convince. Small owl and
hawkfolk have proficiency in Stealth.
Vulturic Heritage. Vulturefolk, like their ancestors, have
incredibly corrosive stomach acid. You have resistance to
poison damage. Additionally, once per long rest, you can
projectile vomit at a creature within melee range, forcing
them to make a Dexterity saving throw of 10+your
Constitution modifier. On a failure, they take 1d8 acid
damage, and half as much on a success.
Nightjars
Some of the most elusive and baffling of the bird family, you
have strange features that make you off-putting to other
Aarakocra and some other creatures. Your height is between
2 and 4 feet.
Hidden in Plain Sight. Your plumage allows you to
seamlessly blend in among trees, leaves, and dirt. You have
proficiency in Stealth, and advantage on Stealth rolls when
you are remaining motionless.
Flight. You are a weird flyer, somewhere between songbird
and bird of prey. As such, you can use Dash to fly 30 feet,
landing on a perch or the ground twice per short rest. You
can also fly for up to 5 minutes once per long rest, and you do
not have to go in a straight line. Roll Acrobatics to stay aloft
after 5 minutes.
Non-Magic Mouth. Your mouth opens very, very wide.
Like, too wide for comfort. You have proficiency in
Intimidation and Performance.
Ability Score Increase. Increase your Dexterity by 2.
Choose either Intelligence or Charisma to increase by 1.
Wing Beat. Your unarmed strike is beating your opponent
with your wings and beak in a flurry of small blows. On a hit,
you deal 1d6+STR bludgeoning damage. Once per day, you
can replace this with 1d6+CHA psychic damage, opening
your mouth and scaring your opponent with your gaping
maw.
Ground Birds
You come from a long line of proud hiders. Your people have
carved out quiet lives deep in the woods or out in the plains.
Quailfolk remain on the smaller end of the race, growing to 3
and a half feet, generally, while peafowl tip the scales at 5
feet, not including their enormous tails.
Flight. Your bulky body and round wings allow short bursts
of speedy flight. Once per short rest, you can use a Dash
action to fly up to 20 feet in any direction, landing on the
ground or on a perch. This action decreases by 5 feet if your
tail is half your body length or longer.
Ability Score Increase. Your Constitution increases by 1.
Choose Charisma, Strength, or Dexterity to increase by 1.
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Fury of the Fowl. You ever seen a chicken get pissed off? Bir
This is that. Once per long rest, you can go berserk for 1
round, adding your Constitution modifier to all attack rolls Flam
and proficiency bonus to all damage rolls. in the
Fight AND Flight. You use your talons for unarmed world
strikes, but you can use your wings to get an extra burst of extra
strength. On a hit, you deal 1d6+STR slashing damage. pride
Fli
Rainforest perch
long,
Hummingbirds
The quickest and smallest of the Aarakocras, hummingbirds
have sharp senses and a temper to match. Starting at 2 feet
tall and growing as tall as 3 and a half, your world is
enormous, but you are undaunted.
Flit Flight. You can fly as your movement for 1 minute
during combat or 10 minutes out of it. However, due to your
extremely high metabolism, while flying during combat you
must spend your bonus action of each turn sipping nectar or
eating. If you fail to do this for two consecutive turns, you
must make a constitution saving throw. On a failure, you
plunge from your place in the sky to the ground, falling into
Torpor. At the top of each following turn, you may reroll the
save to awaken.
Torpor. Because of your metabolism, you go into a
hibernative state called Torpor instead of sleeping. You may
choose to enter this state during a short rest once per day to
regain double HP from your hit dice. However, you will not
awaken for 30 minutes, no matter what.
Small but Mighty. Your Dexterity increases by 2, and your
Constitution increases by 1. You have resistance to cold
damage provided you are not starving or exhausted.
Hereditary Rapier. You can use your long, pointed beak to
attack for 1d4 + strength mod piercing damage.
Parrots
Intelligent and wily, parrot Aarakocra take to city life
surprisingly well, though they prefer to call the bustling
rainforest home. Some of the largest, parrots range from 3
foot parakeets to 5 foot macaws.
Flight. You can fly well but loudly. You can fly 30 total feet
low and close to the ground once per short rest, and soar
high in the air for an unbroken period of 10 minutes once per
day at a speed of 50 feet.
Beak of Steel. Your thick and strong beak can be used to
crack nuts, to grapple/restrain a creature, or catch yourself
from falling. When you use your beak to make a strength
ability check, you get advantage.
Ability Score Increase. Increase Intelligence by 2. Choose
Strength, Dexterity, or Charisma to increase by 1.
Slash and Bird. You can attack with your talons as an
unarmed strike, inflicting 1d4+ your Strength modifier
slashing damage on a hit.
Gaudy and Bawdy. You grew up preparing and training to
dance your pants off for love. Increase your Charisma score
by 2. You have proficiency in Performance, and can have
advantage on any rolls you make while trying to seduce
someone.
Fight? Moi? Your body is not bursting with natural
weaponry, but if needed, you can bite for 1d4 bludgeoning
damage on a hit.
Waterbirds
Waterfowl
Ducks, geese, and swans are the amphibians of the bird
world: swimming, flying, and walking with (relative) ease.
Ducks can reach a height of 4-5 feet, depending on your
species, while geese and swans tend to run 5-6 feet tall. You
have a swimming speed equal to your walking speed.
Flight. Like many larger species, you can fly for slightly
longer distances than smaller perching birds. However, you
need a runway of at least 15 feet in order to take off. You can
fly for up to 5 minutes at a speed of 40 feet, and need a space
of 30 feet to land or 15 feet of water. You cannot perch.
Duck-Footed. As a water-loving creature used to colder
climates, you can regulate the blood flow to your limbs.
Because of this, you have resistance to cold damage always,
and can choose one hit per long rest to have immunity to it.
Like Water Off Your Back. Duckfolk increase their
Charisma and Constitution by 1. Goosefolk increase
Constitution by 2. Swanfolk increase Constitution by 1 and
Strength by 2.
Dabblers and Divers. Some waterfowl dive for food and
some dabble, sticking their little bums in the air to get at
algae and other food. If you are a diving duck like a
Merganser, Bufflehead, Scaup, or Scoter, your swimming
speed is 50 feet. If you are a dabbler like a Mallard, Goose,
Swan, Teal, or Wigeon, you have proficiency in Nature
checks.
Cobra Chickens from Hell. Evolution has given you no
fancy natural weaponry. However, your territorial instincts
can make you very intimidating. Once per short rest, you can
use an action to quack or honk and flail wildly, forcing any
creature you can see who is not allied with you to make a
Wisdom saving throw with a DC of 10+ your charisma
modifier. On a failure, they are Frightened for the next round.
Loons and Grebes
Loons and Grebes share many similarities with Ducks, but
with a few key differences.
Flight. Like many larger species, you can fly for slightly
longer distances than smaller perching birds. However, you
need a runway of at least 15 feet in order to take off. You can
fly for up to 5 minutes at a speed of 40 feet, and need a space
of 30 feet to land or 15 feet of water. You cannot perch.
Diving Expert. Your ancestors dove deep to catch fish and
other small creatures, using their powerful webbed feet and
wings to slide through the water with ease. Your underwater
swimming speed is 60 feet, and surface speed is 30 feet.
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Never Bothered You Anyway. As a water-loving creature Se
used to colder climates, you can regulate the blood flow to can f
your limbs. Because of this, you have resistance to cold Incre
damage always, and can choose one hit per long rest to have while
immunity to it.
Abilities and Proficiencies. Increase your Constitution by
1 and Dexterity by 1. You have Proficiency in Survival and
advantage on Acrobatics checks when flying or swimming.
Sharp as a Beak. You can use your sharp beak as an
unarmed strike. On a hit, you deal 1d4+STR piercing
damage.
Large Waders
Patient loomers and waders, Herons, Egrets, Limpkins,
Ibises, Storks, Spoonbills, and Cranes are the giraffes of the
bird world. You can grow up to 6 feet tall, and your neck is
longer than most.
Perfectly Precise. You are a master of stillness and
sneakery, sometimes standing motionless for minutes at a
time to catch prey. You have proficiency in Stealth, and
increase your Dexterity by 2.
Flight. Despite your large size, your huge wings allow you
to take off without a runway. Your flight speed is 20 feet. Once
per short rest, you can use a Dash action plus your movement
to fly 20 feet and land on the ground or on a perch. Once per
long rest, you can soar high above the ground for 5 minutes,
provided your speed does not fall below 30 feet.
Sharp-dressed Beak. Your long, narrow beak evolved to
stab and grab fish with. As an unarmed attack, you can stab
at your opponent with your face for 1d4+STR piercing
damage on a hit. If you are an ibis, you can replace this with
1d4+STR slashing damage. If you are a spoonbill, replace
this with 1d4+STR bludgeoning damage.
Pipers and Plovers
Small but resilient, sandpipers have survived through fierce
protection of their own and expert hiding skills. You can grow
to 3 feet tall.
Flight. You are used to taking off with surprising speed.
Your flight speed is 40 feet. Once per short rest, you can use
the Dash action to fly 40 feet, but you must land on the
ground. Once per long rest, you can fly for up to 1 minute at
40 feet speed.
Nonononononononono! When an elemental danger like a
wave or fire is approaching, you can Dash from it as a bonus
action.
Hey! Over here! Killdeer and some other pipers use a
broken-wing trick to lead predators away from their nests.
When you roll Deception or Performance using this fake-out
method to protect your allies, your crit range is 18+.
One with the Sand. You have proficiency in Stealth and
Survival. Increase your Charisma by 1, and choose either
Constitution or Dexterity to increase by 1.
Small Waders
Like their larger counterparts, small waders like Rails,
Gallinules, Jacanas, and Snipe have long legs and necks fitted
to grabbing small mollusks and crustaceans. You can grow
up to 4 feet tall.
Flight. Like sandpipers, you are used to taking off with
surprising speed. Your flight speed is 40 feet. Once per short
rest, you can use the Dash action to fly 40 feet, but you must
land on the ground. Once per long rest, you can fly for up to 1
minute at 40 feet speed.
A Rail of a Time. As an unarmed attack, you can choose to
use your beak or very long toes to deal 1d4+STR slashing
damage on a hit.
At Home in the Muck. Marsh and swamp are not difficult
terrain for you, so you can walk through at regular speed.
Kingfishers
Some of the smallest hunting birds, Kingfishers are masters
of precision. Though some find their proportions odd, many
find them strangely beautiful.
Flight. You can use the Dash action to quickly move up to
30 feet in a straight line. You will fall at the end of your turn if
nothing is keeping you aloft. You can use this feature thrice
per short rest.
Stately Stillness. You can hold your head completely still
while the rest of your body moves, like your ancestors did to
hone in on prey. While you do this, you have advantage on
Investigation, Perception, and Intimidation checks.
Some clever thing. Your ancestors were masters of
balance and patience. Add 2 to Dexterity and 1 to Wisdom.
You have proficiency in Acrobatics and Nature.
Face Knife. You have one of the sharpest beaks known to
birdkind. You can use it as an unarmed strike to deal
1d6+STR piercing damage on a hit.
Seabirds
Gulls
Ubiquitous and adaptable, you can make your home just
about anywhere. Stealing cheetos from tourists on the beach
or terrorizing local parking lots are just two options in a sea
of destinies. Your height ranges from 3 to 5 feet.
Gullywasher. Once per short rest, if you are in melee
range of an enemy, you can use your action to vomit next to
them and Dash away as a bonus action without taking an
attack of opportunity.
Ability Score Increase. Your Constitution and Dexterity
both increase by 1. You are proficient in Sleight of Hand and
Survival checks.
Flight. You need a runway of 10 feet on land and in water
to take to the air, and a landing space of 10 feet. You can fly
for 10 minutes at 40 feet speed, or 20 minutes if you're at sea
and using ocean winds, but at the end of your time you will
quickly nosedive to the ground. You can perch on rocks and
other large things, but not in trees.
Swimming. Your swimming speed is equal to your walking
speed. You can take off from water, provided you have a space
of 10 feet to prep.
EEK! If you are surprised, make a Wisdom saving throw
with a DC of 10. On a failure, you vomit.
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Ocean Dwellers Fli
take t
Your ancestors are some of the famousest of birds. Your large
height varies from small terns at 2 and a half feet to branc
enormous Great Albatross at 6 feet. minu
Hydrate or Die-drate. You can drink salt water as if it's open
regular water, and your Constitution increases by 1. Fli
Swimming. Your swimming speed is equal to your walking Addit
speed. 1 min
Flight. Your ancestors spent months aloft, sleeping on the
wing and letting the winds carry them. You can't quite do
that, but you can soar for up to an hour, provided you have a
runway of 30 feet to take off from. After an hour, make a
constitution saving throw, DC 15. On a success, you can soar
slowly to the ground for 10 more minutes, landing safely. On
a failure, you nosedive. You can also do short flights, up to 40
feet, as a Dash action, provided you have a 10 foot runway
and landing strip.
Longevity. You hold ancient and storied pasts in your
wings and feathers. Add 1 to your Wisdom and 1 to
Constitution. Folks tell stories about the wonder of your
heritage. You have proficiency in Persuasion and
Intimidation.
Pelicans and Cormorants
It's not easy being a pelican (or cormorant). Your ancestors'
eating habits, appearance, and behavior long baffled others,
but now you use that to your advantage in your quests for
adventure. Your height is between 4 and 5 feet.
Vomitrocious. Once per short rest, if you are in melee
range of an enemy, you can use your action to vomit next to
them and Dash away as a bonus action without taking an
attack of opportunity.
Flight. You need a runway of 15 feet on land, 30 in water,
to take to the air, and a landing space of 10 feet. You can fly
for 10 minutes at 40 feet speed, or 20 minutes if you're at sea
and using ocean winds, but at the end of your time you will
quickly nosedive to the ground. You can perch on rocks and
other large things, but not in trees; in other words, you can
land, but not grab.
Swimming. Your swimming speed is equal to your walking
speed. You can take off from water, provided you have a space
of 30 feet to prep. Cormorant Aarakocra have a diving speed
equal to their swimming speed and can hold their breath for
up to 1 minute.
Ability Score Increase. Your Constitution increases by 1.
Increase Strength by 1 if you are a pelican, and Dexterity by 1
if you are a cormorant or anhinga. You have proficiency in
Intimidation and Survival checks.
EEK! If you are surprised, make a Wisdom saving throw
with a DC of 10. On a failure, you vomit.
Alcids
Home Underground. Having been born in the dark, you feel
at home in it. You have darkvision up to 60 feet in shades of
grey.
Social Butterfly. You are naturally inquisitive and more than
likely are good at making friends. Increase your Intelligence
and Charisma by 1. You have proficiency in Investigation and
Persuasion checks.
The Flightless
Ostrich, Emu, Cassowary, Rhea
The largest of the race, Ratite Aarakocra are strong and
fearsome foes, with a history of unlikely victories and a
thriving culture.
Movement. No flight, obviously, but you're used to walking
and running distances. Your movement speed is 40 feet.
Strong and Proud. Your ancestors, still birds, won wars
against humans. Add 2 to Strength, or 1 to Strength and 1 to
Constitution. You have proficiency in Intimidation and
Athletics.
Stomp, Stomp, Bitch. You can attack enemies by
attempting to stomp on them, dealing 1d6 bludgeoning
damage on a hit. Alternatively, a cassowary aarakocra can
choose to deal 1d6 slashing damage on a hit, using your 5-
inch-long claw.
Kiwi
Ancient folk wondered if your ancestors even counted as
birds. You're here, though, so they must have.
Sly but Fly. Your brown coat of hair-like feathers
camouflages you in most habitats. You are proficient in
Stealth. You are also probably adorable, with your tiny wing
nubs. Add 2 to Constitution, 2 to Charisma, or 1 to each.
Long-time Runner. Your movement speed is 30 feet.
Difficult terrain in a forest setting does not slow you down.
Though You Be But Little. Many folks see your cute fluffy
physique and assume you are shy and timid. If threatened,
though, you can show them a thing or two. As an unarmed
strike, you can use your beak for 1d4+STR bludgeoning
damage or your feet for 1d4+STR slashing damage.
Aldabran Rails
The only species of bird that has been recorded re-evolving
after an extinction event, you're resilient as hell. The universe
has declared that you will exist, so here you are! You stand
between 3 and 4 feet tall.
Here to Stay. Weather tried to wipe your ancestors out.
Your ancestors responded by re-evolving. Boost your
Constitution by 2 and your Wisdom by 1. You have proficiency
in Survival.
Beachcomber. Your movement speed is 30 feet. Any
swampy, marshy, boggy, or mucky terrain counts as normal,
not difficult, for you.
Fight or Fight. You can use your sharp beak to inflict
1d4+STR piercing damage as an unarmed strike.
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Penguins
Waddle. You have teeny legs compared to your body size, so
your walking speed is 15 feet. However, if you're on ice or
snow, you can push yourself along on your stomach at a
speed of 40 feet, and snow and ice don't count as difficult
terrain for you.
Dodos
Personable and diplomatic, your people were long believed to
be foolish and naive. You know different, and you carry the
torch of your ancestors to be friendly but strong. You can
reach 5.5 feet, with thick, strong legs and arms and a chunky
beak.
Underestimated. Despite long-held myth, you have a keen
mind. Add 1 to Intelligence. Your body, which is heavy and
muscular compared to many other birds', increases your
Strength by 1.
Clap Trap. Your large, hooked beak is your unarmed
weapon. On a hit, deal 1d6 piercing damage.
Dummy Thicc. With your well-muscled legs and
gregarious nature, you are proficient in Athletics and
Persuasion.
Kakapo
Your cousins, the flying parrots, may have advantages in the
air, but your people carved out equally strong lives for
themselves on the ground and in the lower canopy.
Beak of Steel. Your thick and strong beak can be used to
crack nuts, to grapple/restrain a creature, or catch yourself
from falling. When you use your beak to make a strength
ability check, you get advantage.
Ability Score Increase. Increase Wisdom by 2. Choose
Strength or Charisma to increase by 1.
Slash and Bird. You can attack with your talons as an
unarmed strike, inflicting 1d4+STR slashing damage on a hit.
Resting Bird Face. Your naturally smiling-ish face might
lead people to believe you're as happy as a clam. Increase
your Charisma by 2, and choose either Strength or Wisdom
to increase by 1. You have proficiency in Persuasion and
Deception.
Species Index
Here's a list of Families, Orders, and Superfamilies that will
tell you which stats to use. It's not exhaustive, because there
are just...so many birds. If you can't find your bird, do some
more research and see which of the above things works best
with their real-life abilities and behaviors. Check with your
DM if you're having trouble.
Accipitrimorphae: Birds of Prey (Hawks and Eagles)
Alaudidae: Songbirds
Alcae: Alcids
Anseriformes: Waterfowl
Apodidae: Songbirds
Bombycillidae: Songbirds
Botaurinae: Large Waders
Bucerotiformes: Parrots
Caprimulgidae, Nyctibiidae, Podargidae: Nightjars
Charadrii: Pipers and Plovers
Ciconiiformes: Large Waders
Columbiformes: Ground Birds
Coraciiformes: Kingfishers
Corvidae: Corvids
Cuculiformes: Songbirds
Falconiformes: Birds of Prey (Falcons)
Furnariidae: Songbirds
Galliformes: Ground Birds
Gaviiformes: Loons and Grebes
Gruidae: Large Waders
Hirundinidae: Songbirds
Icteridae: Songbirds
Laniidae: Songbirds
Laridae: Gulls
Mimidae: Songbirds
Palaeognathae: Ostrich, Emu, Cassowary, Rhea
Paradisaeidae: Birds of Paradise
Paridae: Songbirds
Pelicaniformes: Pelicans and Cormorants OR Large
Waders
Phoenicopteriformes: Large Waders
Piciformes: Woodpeckers
Podicipediformes: Loons and Grebes
Procellariiformes: Ocean Dwellers
Psittaciformes: Parrots
Rallidae: Small Waders
Sittidae: Songbirds with Woodpecker climb
Sphenisciformes: Penguins
Strigiformes: Birds of Prey (Owls)
Sturnidae: Songbirds
Suliformes: Pelicans and Cormorants OR Ocean Dwellers
Trochilidae: Hummingbirds
Trogoniformes: Songbirds
Turdidae: Songbirds
Tyrannidae: Songbirds

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