Across
- 4. Swallow Literal translation of its Latin name is "country swallow"
- 8. Tern This tern has a pinkish wash on its chest
- 13. National bird of Jamaica
- 14. Parrotbill Also known as Kiwikiu
- 18. Quetzal Mesoamerican rulers like Montezuma used its feathers for headdresses
- 21. Owl Known as the 'devil's owl' in Brazil
- 22. Swan Swan first described for science by Meriwether Lewis
- 24. Lacy feathers that egrets develop during breeding season
- 25. Hummingbird Smallest breeding bird in the United States
- 27. Warbler Previously named Azure Warbler by Audubon
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- 1. Warbler Sometimes called the 'necklaced warbler'
- 2. Rock Largest breeding colony of Northern Gannets
- 3. Potoo This bird has 'peekholes' in its upper eyelids
- 5. Used to be known as Pigeon Hawk
- 6. Bird that seems to wearing a 'backwards tuxedo"
- 7. Pigeon Martha was the name of the last known member of this species
- 9. Penguin Largest Penguin species in the world
- 10. Total number of Spoonbill species in the world
- 11. New World Vulture with best sense of smell
- 12. Name for a group of Acorn Woodpeckers
- 15. Wren Largest North American Wren
- 16. Where one can see the Marvelous Spatuletail
- 17. Rail Largest North American Rail
- 19. Plover This bird was split from the Kentish Plover in 2011
- 20. Largest North American diving duck
- 23. Owl Hedwig in Harry Potter was this type of bird
- 24. Redstart In Latin America, this warbler is called "little torch"
- 26. Catbird Known for its cat-like mewing calls