HIIIII could i maybe ask for parrot related names :] OR just bird is okay!! okay thank you love you bye!!!!!!!
i will go tag you on the other bird themed posts i have in drafts but in the meantime! heres parrot names!
also tagging @bpdxhoardic incase you wanted to check these out too!
(Nick)Names:
Par/Parr, Parro, Parra, Parrot, Parrotte, Parrotelle, Parroter, Parrotie/Parroty, Parrotire, Parakee/Parakie/Paraky, Parakeet, Pionus, Pearly, Paint, Pfrimer, Pfrimers, Plum, Peach, Pacific, Pacifica
Cockatie, Cockatiel, Cai, Caique, Con, Conu, Conure, Caw, Congo, Cockat, Cockatoo, Crimson, Cape, Crown, Carolina, Chestnut, Cap, Caatinga, Cordill, Cordilleran, Cobalt, Caica, Chandona
Han/Hann/Hahn, Hanns/Hahns, Hans, Hya, Hyac, Hyacyn/Hyacin, Hyacinth
Macaw, Maroon, Max, Maxi, Maximillian, Moluccan, Meyer, Meyers, Madeira, Marta, Mask, Mitred, Mena
Quak/Quake, Quaker
Sun, Scarlet, Senegal, Sinu, Santarem, Santa, Sulpher/Sulphur, South, Spix, Socorro, Spec, Spectic, Spectical/Spectacle, Spectacled, Sapphire, Spot, Saffron, Scale, Scaley, Speckle, Saarika/Sarika
Lo, Lor, Lori/Lory, Lorik, Lorikee/Lorikie/Loriky, Lorikeet, Lear, Lears, Lilac, Lilacine
Budge, Budger, Budgeri, Budgerige, Budgerigar, Budgie/Budgy, Beak, Blue, Brown, Burrow, Bill, Blaze, Bona, Bonaparte, Black, Blood, Bronze
Dusk, Dusky
Eclec, Eclect, Eclectus, El
Wing, Wave, Wavy, White
Feather, Fiery, Flame, Finsch, Fan
Green, Grand, Grey/Gray, Glacer, Glaucous, Gold, Goldie, Golden, Great, Gini
Ama, Amazon, Austral, Azuero, Az, Aztec, Andean, Akeria, Akala
Yellow
Rosella, Red, Ruppell/Rupell/Rupel, Rose, Riparian, Rufous
Timneh, Tail, Turquoise, Tota
Niam, North, Nanday
Ochre, Oro, Orange
Jandaya
Vulturine
Kili, Kajla
much more here
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Big news for bird names: American Ornithological Society to replace eponyms
AOS intends to change all offensive and eponymous (named after people) common names of birds in the USA and Canada.
Renaming these species will be done with involvement of the public and overseen by a new committee made up of ornithologists, social scientists, and communications and taxonomy experts.
AOS will work with the ornithological societies of Central and South America determine who in these regions will maintain stewardship of common English names.
AOS announcement: https://americanornithology.org/about/english-bird-names-project/american-ornithological-society-council-statement-on-english-bird-names
More information under the cut.
How do bird names work? Scientific names (binomials like Zonotrichia albicollis) are set by the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature. These names are meant to be unique, unchanging, and universally recognized. Common names, on the other hand, are more fluid. The American Ornithological Society is the recognized authority on English-language common names for North American birds, published in their annual Checklist.
The larger context. Ornithologists name birds after people to commemorate those individuals, but this create problems. What do you do when a common name is racist, or when a bird is named after someone who, frankly, sucked? AOS has changed bird names for both of these reasons already.
In 2000 AOS changes the common name of Clangula hyemalis from a racist word for Native women to Long-tailed Duck (although at the time, they denied it was because of "political correctness")
2021: AOS changes the common name of Rhynchophanes mccownii from McCown's Longspur to Thick-billed Longspur. McCown was a Confederate. The push to rename this bird was a flashpoint in the #birdnames4birds movement.
Why not decide one-by-one? Sometimes it's obvious. For example, John James Audubon was a grave-robbing, slave-owning racist; birds such as Audubon's Oriole and Audubon's Shearwater are named after him. Although the National Audubon Society has voted to keep their name ("won't someone consider the branding"), many chapters have changed their names, e.g. the Chicaco Bird Alliance. Other individuals with birds named after them are less well-known or clear-cut in how much they did or did not suck. Removing all eponyms, rather than debating who sucks on a case-by-case basis, will cut down on the arguments.
How will this actually happen? It's not yet clear. Any free-for-all-poll might result in some Birdy McBirdFaces. No timeline either. But it sounds like this really is happening!
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Bird theme
general bird theme
tagging: @bpdxhoardic, @s-hinobun
owl, parrot
(Nick)Names:
bird, birdi/birdie/birdy, birdette, birdley, beak, blue, bill, byrd, byrdi/byrdie/byrdy, berd, berdi/berdie/berdy, birdo, budgy/budgie, birdine/byrdine/berdine, bittern
wing, wren
feather, feasant, falcon, fiacre, fugl, fugel, fagel
song
owl, oiseau, ocell, ocellu
ave, ava, avi, avia, aviar, aviary, arden, alouette, avis, aviana, avion, arno, adler, arvid, audette, amsel, avem, aderyn, allen, avocet
crow, chick, callum, circe, chirp, corbin, colm, colombe, columbia, canary, caique, chickadee
dove, duck, dipper
hen, hawk, hoot, hooty, hum/humm, hummer, humming, hunter
sparrow, stork, swan, shiri
pheasant, pelican, prey, phoenix, paloma, peregrine, peregrina, paxaro, pouli, poulaki, ptashka, ptitsa, pasare, ptica, ptashynyy, ptakh, parrot, parakee, parakeet, pidgy, pidgin/pidgen/pigeon, pidove, pidge, plovar, plover, perch, percher
raven, robin
eagle, ezio, eun, ean, egg, eggbirt/egbirt/eggbert/egbert
kite, kestrel/kestral
quail, quill
jay, jonah, jonas
gavin, game, gannet, geese, goose
mavis, merle, merula, merel, madar
vulture, vogel, vorona, vtak, vtaci
lark, lonan, lind, lintu, loon
talon, teal, teyr, tweet, tweety/tweeti/tweetie
ucello
nest, nester
1stp prns:
i/me/my/mine/myself
bi/bii/bir/birdine/birdself
wi/win/wing/wingine/wingself
fi/fea/feath/feathine/featherself
bi/bea/beak/beakine/beakself
ei/egg/eggs/eggine/eggself
ti/tal/talon/taline/talonself
ni/ne/nes/nestine/nestself
twi/twee/tweet/tweetine/tweetself
pi/pe/per/perchine/perchself
bi/bii/bill/billine/billself
chi/chii/chir/chirpine/chirpself
2ndp prns:
you/your/yours/yourself
bo/bir/birds/birdself
wo/wingr/wingrs/wingrself
fo/feather/feathers/featherself
bo/beakr/beakrs/beakrself
eo/eggr/eggrs/eggrself
to/talonr/talonr/talonrself
no/nester/nesters/nesterself
two/tweeter/tweeters/tweeterself
po/percher/perchers/percherself
bo/billr/billrs/billrself
cho/chir/chirpers/chirpself
3rdp prns:
they/them/theirs/themself
bi/bird/birds/birdslef
bi/ird, bird/birds
wi/wing/wings/wingself
wi/ing, wing/wings
bea/beak/beaks/beakself
e/egg/eggs/eggself
eg/egg, egg/eggs
tal/talon/talons/talonself
tal/on, talon/talons
nes/nest/nests/nestself
ne/est, nest/nests, nest/nester
nest/nesting
twe/tweet/tweets/tweetself
twee/tweet, twe/eet, tweet/tweets
tweet/tweeting
song/bird
water/bird
per/perch/perches/perchself
per/ch, per/erch, perch/perches
perch/perching
bi/bill/bills/billself
bi/ill, bill/bills
phea/pheasant/pheasants/pheasantself
phea/sant, pheasant/pheasants
chi/chirp/chirps/chirpself
chi/irp, chirp/chirps
Titles
the bird, the bird of prey, the small bird, the waterbird, the songbird, the flightless bird, the migrator, the migrating bird, the one who migrates, the one who tweets, the one who chirps, the nest, the nest of eggs, the egg, the wing, the falling feather, the winged one, the nester, the nesting bird, the caretaker of birds, the bird trainer, the bird owner, the birds nest, the feathered one, the one with talons, the one with feathers, the pretty bird
(prn) who chirps, (prn) who tweets, (prn) who nests, (prn) who flies, (prn) who cannot fly, (prn) who dives for prey, (prn) who lays eggs, (prn) who cares for bird, (prn) who trains birds, (prn) who is bird-like, (prn) who is winged, (prn) who takes flight, (prn) who cannot take flight, (prn) who has feathers, (prn) who is feathered
this bird, this bird of prey, this songbird, this waterbird, this bird trainer, this nest, this birds nest, this wing, this feather, this winged hunter, this small bird, this pretty bird
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