Here you’ll find 4 Birds that start with Q that begin with Q, organized from “Quail-Plover” to “Quijos Spinetail”. Many are regionally named and include skulkers and open-country species.
Birds that start with Q are species whose common English names begin with the letter Q. The quail-plover’s odd name reflects past confusion between quails and plovers.
Below you’ll find the table with Common name, Scientific name, Habitat, Wingspan (cm), and Range.
Common name: The everyday English name helps you identify birds quickly and match them to field guides or sightings.
Scientific name: The Latin binomial gives precise identity and connects you to global taxonomy and species accounts.
Habitat: A concise habitat label tells you where to look for the species in the wild.
Wingspan (cm): Wingspan ranges give a clear sense of size so you can compare and recognize similar birds.
Range: A brief geographic note shows where the species occurs, helping you plan observations and research.
Birds that start with Q
Common name | Scientific name | Habitat | Wingspan (cm) |
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Quail-Plover | Ortyxelos meiffrenii | Dry savanna | 20-22 |
Queen Whydah | Vidua regia | Dry savanna | 18-20 |
Queen Victoria’s Riflebird | Ptiloris victoriae | Rainforest | 40-45 |
Quijos Spinetail | Cranioleuca quixensis | Humid forest | 18-22 |