Birds in French

How to say birds in French?

common birds in french:

• Blackbird "Merle" in french: A common bird with a melodious song.
• Blue Tit "Mésange bleue" in french: A small, colorful bird often found in woodlands and gardens.
• Chaffinch "Pinson des arbres" in french: A common and widespread small passerine bird in the finch family.
• Dove "Colombe" in french: A symbol of peace, often seen in parks and gardens.
• Duck "Canard" in french: A waterbird with a broad body and short legs, often seen in ponds and lakes.
• Eagle "Aigle" in french: A large bird of prey with impressive flying skills and keen eyesight.
• Goldfinch "Chardonneret élégant" in french: A brightly colored finch with a delightful twittering song.
• Heron "Héron" in french: A large wading bird with long legs, often found near water.
• House Sparrow "Moineau domestique" in french: A small bird commonly found in urban and suburban areas.
• Jay "Geai des chênes" in french: A colorful bird known for its loud call and acorn storage habits.
• Kingfisher "Martin-pêcheur" in french: A small bird with bright blue and orange plumage, often seen by rivers and streams.
• Magpie "Pie" in french: A bird known for its black and white plumage and its habit of collecting shiny objects.
• Nightingale "Rossignol" in french: A small bird famous for its powerful and beautiful song.
• Owl "Hibou" in french: A nocturnal bird of prey known for its distinctive hooting call.
• Pigeon "Pigeon" in french: A stout-bodied bird often found in cities around the world.
• Robin "Rouge-gorge" in french: A small bird with a red breast, often associated with Christmas.
• Seagull "Mouette" in french: A coastal bird known for its loud, harsh calls.
• Swallow "Hirondelle" in french: A migratory bird with a distinctive forked tail.
• Swan "Cygne": A large waterbird with a long neck and white feathers.
• Woodpecker "Pic vert" in french: A bird that pecks at tree bark to find insects.

Forest Birds in french:

• Blackcap "Fauvette à tête noire" in french: A small songbird with distinctive head coloring.
• Blue Tit "Mésange bleue" in french: A small, agile bird with a bright blue and yellow plumage.
• Bullfinch "Bouvreuil pivoine" in french: A bird with a robust body and a striking red breast.
• Chiffchaff "Pouillot véloce" in french: A small, greenish warbler known for its simple, repetitive song.
• Firecrest "Roitelet triple-bandeau" in french: A tiny bird with vibrant crown stripes.
• Goldcrest "Roitelet huppé" in french: Europe’s smallest bird with a distinctive golden crest.
• Hawfinch "Grosbec casse-noyaux" in french: A bird with a large bill, capable of cracking seeds and cherry stones.
• Hoopoe "Huppe fasciée" in french: A colorful bird with a distinctive ‘crown’ of feathers.
• Jay "Geai des chênes" in french: A brightly colored bird known for its loud call and acorn storage habits.
• Long-tailed Tit "Mésange à longue queue" in french: A small bird with a distinctive long tail.
• Marsh Tit "Mésange nonnette" in french: A small passerine bird, often found in woodlands.
• Nuthatch "Sittelle torchepot" in french: A bird that can climb down trees headfirst.
• Redstart "Rougequeue à front blanc" in french: A small bird with a distinctive red tail.
• Robin "Rouge-gorge" in french: A small bird with a bright red breast, known for its melodious song.
• Song Thrush "Grive musicienne" in french: A bird known for its repetitive and melodious song.
• Sparrowhawk "Épervier d’Europe" in french: A small bird of prey that hunts smaller birds in the forest.
• Tawny Owl "Chouette hulotte" in french: A nocturnal bird of prey with a distinctive hooting call.
• Treecreeper "Grimpereau des jardins" in french: A small, inconspicuous bird that creeps up tree trunks.
• Wood Warbler "Pouillot siffleur" in french: A small warbler known for its distinctive song.

Water birds in french:

• Avocet "Avocette" in french: A wader with a distinctive upturned bill.
• Bittern "Butor" in french: A secretive bird, often found in reed beds.
• Coot "Foulque" in french: A common waterbird with a white bill and forehead.
• Cormorant "Cormoran" in french: A large diving bird with a long neck.
• Crane "Grue" in french: A tall bird known for its long legs and trumpeting call.
• Curlew "Courlis" in french: A wader with a long, down-curved bill.
• Duck "Canard" in french: A familiar waterfowl with a broad body and webbed feet.
• Egret "Aigrette" in french: A white heron-like bird with elegant plumes.
• Flamingo "Flamant" in french: A large bird with pink or reddish feathers.
• Gannet "Fou de Bassan" in french: A seabird known for its spectacular diving.
• Grebe "Grèbe" in french: A diving waterbird with a pointed bill.
• Heron "Héron" in french: A large bird often seen standing still in water.
• Kingfisher "Martin-pêcheur" in french: A small, brightly colored bird often found near water.
• Mallard "Canard colvert" in french: A common duck with a distinctive green head.
• Moorhen "Gallinule" in french: A bird similar to the coot, with a red bill.
• Oystercatcher "Huîtrier" in french: A wader with a strong, red bill.
• Pelican "Pélican" in french: A large waterbird with a distinctive pouch.
• Puffin "Macareux" in french: A seabird with a colorful bill.
• Seagull "Mouette" in french: A coastal bird known for its loud, harsh calls.
• Swan "Cygne" in french: A large, graceful waterbird with a long neck.

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