Families

- Cassowaries and Emus

- Ducks, Geese and Swans

- Guans and Curassows

- Stone Partridge and New World Quails

- Partridges, Quail, Pheasants and Grouse

PHOENICOPTERIDAE

- Pigeons and Doves

MESITORNITHIDAE

STEATORNITHIDAE

- Owlet-nightjars

- Rails and Coots

- Divers or Loons

- Austral Storm-petrels

- Boreal Storm-petrels

- Petrels and Shearwaters

BALAENICIPITIDAE

- Bitterns, Herons and Egrets

THRESKIORNITHIDAE

- Ibises and Spoonbills

- Gannets and Boobies

PHALACROCORACIDAE

- Sheathbills and Magellanic-plover

- Egyptian-plover

- Oystercatchers and Ibisbill

RECURVIROSTRIDAE

- Stilts and Avocets

- Plovers and Lapwings

- Plains-wanderer

- Painted-snipe

- Coursers and Pratincoles

- Skuas or Jaegers

- Noddies, Skimmers, Gulls and Terns

- New World Vultures

- Secretary-bird

- Kites, Hawks and Eagles

- Cuckoo-roller

- Wrynecks, Piculets and Woodpeckers

- Toucans and Barbets

BRACHYPTERACIIDAE

- Ground-rollers

- Falcons and Caracaras

- Kea and allies

- African and New World Parrots

- Old World Parrots

ACANTHISITTIDAE

- Rockwrens and Bushwrens

- Typical Broadbills

- African and Green Broadbills

ONYCHORHYNCHIDAE

- Royal Flycatchers and allies

- Spadebills and allies

- Tyrant-flycatchers

MELANOPAREIIDAE

- Crescent-chests

DENDROCOLAPTIDAE

- Horneros, Foliage-gleaners and Spinetails

ATRICHORNITHIDAE

PTILONORHYNCHIDAE

- Australian Treecreepers

- Fairywrens and Grasswrens

- Gerygones and Thornbills

- Australasian Babblers

MELANOCHARITIDAE

- Yellowhead and allies

- Minivets and Cuckooshrikes

CINCLOSOMATIDAE

- Jewel-babblers and Quail-thrushes

PACHYCEPHALIDAE

- Australo-papuan Bellbirds

- Whipbirds and Wedgebills

EULACESTOMATIDAE

- Painted Berrypickers

- Shrike-babblers, Erpornis and Vireos

- Orioles, Figbirds and allies

- False Whistler

MACHAERIRHYNCHIDAE

- Woodswallows, Butcherbirds and allies

- Wattle-eyes and Batises

- Vangas, Helmet-shrikes and Shrike-flycatchers

- Bush-shrikes, Puffbacks and Tchagras

- Crows and Jays

- Australian Mudnesters

- Birds-of-paradise

- Rockfowl, Rockjumper and Rail-babbler

- Australasian Robins

- Sugarbirds and allies

- Flowerpeckers

- Fairy-bluebirds and Leafbirds

UROCYNCHRAMIDAE

- Przevalski's Rosefinch

- Peucedramus or Olive-warbler

- Sparrows, Snowfinches and allies

- Pipits and Wagtails

- Finches, Euphonias and Hawaiian Honeycreepers

RHODINOCICHLIDAE

- Thrush Tanager

- Old World Buntings

- New World Sparrows and allies

PHAENICOPHILIDAE

- Warbler Tanagers

- Wren-thrush and allies

- New World Wood Warblers

- New World Blackbirds

CALYPTOPHILIDAE

- Chat Tanagers

- Aberrant Tanagers

- Cardinals, Grosbeaks and allies

- Typical Tanagers and allies

- Crested-flycatchers and allies

- Tits and Chickadees

- Penduline Tits

- Bearded Reedling

- Crombecs, Longbills and allies

- Cisticolas and allies

- Locustella warblers and allies

- Jerys, Tetrakas and allies

- Reed Warblers and allies

- Wren Babblers

- Old World Leaf Warblers

- Scrub Warblers and allies

- Long-tailed Tits

- Sylvia warblers, Parrotbills and allies

- Yuhinas, White-eyes and allies

- Scimitar Babblers and allies

- Fulvettas, Thrush Babblers and allies

- Laughing-thrushes and other large babblers

- Goldcrests and Firecrest (or Kinglets)

- Hypocolius and Hylocitrea

PTILIOGONATIDAE

- Silky-flycatchers

- O-os and Kioea

- Northern Hemisphere Treecreepers

- Nuthatches, Salpornises and Wallcreeper

- Mockingbirds and Thrashers

- Starlings and Mynas

- Chats and Flycatchers