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Home Guide to Birds of North America

 

Welcome to the Birdzilla Guide to the Birds of North America.

The profiles of about 150 species are complete. An additional 30 profiles are being added each week. If you do not find your species of interest, please check back in the near future.

Alphabetical search::
Tip: Click on the list, then type the first letter or letters of the bird's name.

Search by family:
Select a family of birds to see birds in that family, for example: Ducks or Hawks.

Text search:
Enter a few letters of the birds name. If you enter just the letter 'a', all birds starting with the letter 'a' will be returned.
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Amaze your friends

This female bird is far more colorful than the male, and she leaves the male to incubate the eggs!

Selecting a field guide

Read about the top field guides.

Choosing a pair of binoculars

Selecting the best pair of binoculars for your specific needs.
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