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Passeridae

Alcedinidae

Calcariidae

Hydrobatidae

Aegithalidae

Caprimulgidae

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Sittidae

Pandionidae

Haematopodidae

Subantarctic

Burhinidae

Certhiidae

Threskiornithidae

Sturnidae

Cream

Bee Hummingbird

The world's smallest bird weighs less than a penny and zips through Cuban forests like a flying jewel, darting between flowers at up to 25 miles per hour.

Spheniscidae

Gentoo Penguin

Standing up to 30 inches tall with a distinctive orange-red bill and white eye patches, these charismatic waddlers are the third-largest penguin species in Antarctica.

Emperor Penguin

Standing over 4 feet tall and braving temperatures of -60°C, these remarkable Antarctic giants march up to 75 miles across sea ice to reach their breeding colonies.

King Penguin

Standing at an impressive 3 feet tall in their distinctive orange-patched tuxedo, these charismatic waddlers rule the beaches of sub-Antarctic islands.

Adélie Penguin

Standing just 70 cm tall and dressed in a crisp tuxedo-like coat, this charismatic Antarctic penguin can swim up to 185 kilometres a day while hunting for krill.

African Penguin

Small but mighty, this charismatic penguin waddles along South Africa's beaches as one of the continent's most remarkable seabirds.

Galápagos Penguin

The world's most northerly penguin species and the only one found above the equator, spend their days in the sun-warmed waters around the Galapagos Islands.