- 1 Duck
- 2 Pheasants
- 3 Hawks
- 4 Loons
- 5 Albatross
- 6 Petrel
- 7 Grebe
- 8 Phaetonic
- 9 Stork
- 10 Ibis
- 11 Heron
- 12 The rest of the birds of Asia
- 13 Pelican
- 14 Frigate
- 15 Booby
- 16 White-eyed
- 17 Bulbul
- 18 Passerines
- 19 Corvids
- 20 Finches
- 21 Blackbirds
- 22 Larks
- 23 Accentorids
- 24 Swallow
- 25 Flycatchers
- 26 Oatmeal
- 27 Hemp
- 28 Pitty
- 29 Crickets
- 30 Starling
- 31 Wagtails
- 32 Conclusion
The largest part of the Earth’s light is undoubtedly Asia. The vast territory, stretching from north to south and from west to east, includes the predominant part of the continental land of Eurasia and the adjacent islands. Asia combines several climatic zones, varied relief, salty and fresh waters of the World Ocean. Considering all this, the flora and fauna of this part of the world is extremely large and diverse.
The species composition of such a class of animals as birds is no exception. Probably, neither America, nor Africa, nor other parts of the world can boast of such a number and variety of birds as in Asia.
Duck
Black goose
Canada goose
White goose
Mute swan
Lesser White-fronted Goose
Mandarinka
Sea black
Crested duck
Pheasants
Partridge
Quail
Black lofura
White duck
Hawks
Golden eagle
Sparrowhawk
Striped hawk
Black grouse
Swampy moon
Bald eagle
White-tailed eagle
White-eyed buzzard
Eastern Buzzard
Winter
Upland Buzzard
Loons
White-billed loon
Red-throated loon
Black throated loon
White-necked loon
Albatross
Dark-backed albatross
Black-legged albatross
Petrel
Thin-billed petrel
Gray petrel
Grebe
Gray-faced toadstool
Red-necked toadstool
Black-necked toadstool
Little grebe
Big toadstool
Phaetonic
Red-billed phaeton
Red-tailed phaeton
White-tailed phaeton
Stork
White-necked stork
White stork
Black stork
Far Eastern stork
Indian beak
Javanese marabou
Ibis
Spoonbill
Loaf
Small spoonbill
Black-headed ibis
Red-legged ibis
Heron
Big bittern
Green heron
Kvakva
White-winged heron
Gray heron
Medium egret
Little egret
Yellow-billed heron
The rest of the birds of Asia
Pelican
Pink pelican
Curly pelican
Frigate
Large frigate
Frigate ariel
Booby
Blue-faced boobies
Brown olusha
Red-footed boobies
White-eyed
Burobokaya beloglazka
Japanese white-eyed
Bulbul
Short-fingered bulbul
Chinese real bulbul
Passerines
Field sparrow
Red sparrow
Corvids
Crow
Black Crow
Blue magpie
Daurian jackdaw
Rook
Shiny Raven
Jay
Kedrovka
Finches
Chechetka
Chizh
Siberian lentils
Chinese green tea
Siberian finch
Great black-headed grosbeak
Klest-elovik
Uragus
Bullfinch
Blackbirds
Spotted thrush
Siberian thrush
Blackbird
Deryaba
Blackbird
Белобровик
Olive thrush
Larks
Lark
Japanese lark
Lesser lark
Saline lark
Horned lark
Accentorids
Alpine accentor
Siberian Accentor
Japanese Accentor
Swallow
City swallow
Red-lumbar swallow
Barn swallow
Brown-throated swallow
Beregovushka
Flycatchers
Blue flycatcher
Japanese robin
Black-throated robin
Ruby-necked nightingale
Blue nightingale
Taiga flycatcher
Japanese flycatcher
Bluethroat
Oatmeal
Gray-headed bunting
Japanese oatmeal
Black-throated bunting
Red eared bunting
Common oatmeal
Yellow-browed bunting
Garden bunting
Hemp
Light-headed warbler
Kamchatka warbler
Brown warbler
Foam-zarnichka
Korolkovaya warbler
Pitty
Pitta nymph
Black-headed pitta
Crickets
Sakhalin cricket
Singing cricket
Taiga cricket
Spotted cricket
Okhotsk cricket
Japanese cricket
Starling
Crested Lane
Japanese starling
Gray starling
Pastor
Red-billed starling
Chinese starling
Common starling
Wagtails
Steppe ridge
Mountain horse
Forest horse
Tree wagtail
White wagtail
Mountain wagtail
Yellow-headed wagtail
Yellow wagtail
Conclusion
As you can see, almost all bird families are represented on the territory of Asia. They live in different environments and lead different lifestyles. There are terrestrial and flying, sedentary and migratory, herbivorous and carnivorous, semi-aquatic, waterfowl, sea, songbirds and many others. There are species, the existence of which is little threatened. And there are also such birds, which are given an “honorable” place in the Red Book due to the danger of their complete disappearance or significant reduction. For example, the Lesser White-fronted Goose is a vulnerable cutting species. But about the pink-headed duck, which previously lived in India, nothing has been known for more than 70 years.
