Wilson's Warbler

Superorder Neognathae - Comprises of orders which have a
total of nearly ten thousand species

  1. Ratites -- Flightless Birds
  2. Anseriformes - Waterfowl -- Aquatic Plant and Animal Feeders
  3. Apodiformes - Swifts and Hummingbirds -- Insect, spider and nectar feeders
  4. Caprimulgiformes - Nightjars and Relatives -- Most obtain food on the wing
  5. Charadriiformes - Shorebirds, Gulls, Auks -- Group with most diverse species
  6. Ciconiiformes - Long-Legged Wading Birds -- Shallow Lake Feeders
  7. Coliiformes - Colies -- Fruit and Vegetable feeders
  8. Columbiformes - Pigeons and Doves -- Tree/Ground-inhabiting Birds
  9. Coraciiformes - Kingfisher -- A controversial Grouping
  10. Cuculigormes - Cuckoos and Relatives -- Three divergent Families
  11. Falconiformes - Birds of Prey -- Fish, rodents, birds, snake, insect feeders
  12. Galliformes - Game Birds -- Ground feeders of seeds, berries, vegetable matter
  13. Gaviiformes - Loons -- Webbed Toes
  14. Gruiformes - Cranes, Rails and Relatives -- Most wide-spread family
  15. Otidiformes - Bustards and Korhaans -- Old World birds of open country and steppes
  16. Passeriformes - Perching Birds -- 70 Families account for half of bird species
  17. Pelecaniformes - Pelicans And Relatives -- Webbing on Four Toes
  18. Piciformes - Woodpeckers -- A controversial Grouping
  19. Podicipediformes - Grebes -- Lobed Toes
  20. Procellariiformes - Tube-nosed Marine Birds -- Don't Require Fresh Water
  21. Psittaciformes - Parrots -- Strong hooked bills, unique toe arrangement
  22. Sphenisciformes - Penguins -- Wings used as Flippers
  23. Strigiformes - Owls -- Primarily nocturnal predators
  24. Tinamiformes - Tinamous -- Ground-dwelling, Weak Fliers
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