Many birds possess black feathers or have black feather markings. Below is a detailed description of some common birds with black feathers:
Crow (Corvus) :
Crows are common birds with predominantly black plumage. They belong to the family Passeriformes, which includes many different species and subspecies. Crows are found all over the world.
Finch family birds :
Some birds belonging to the Fringillidae family, such as the House Finch of North America and the European Goldfinch, have black spots or black feathers on their plumage.
Birds of the Corvidae family :
Birds of the crow family, such as tits and ravens, also have black plumage. These birds are typically black or dark gray, and possess different plumage patterns and color variations.
Blackbird :
Blackbirds are large songbirds with plumage that is mostly or entirely black. They typically live in groves and woodlands and are common birds in both urban and rural areas.
Blackbirds (family Tragopanidae ):
Some birds in the Blackbird family, such as the American Blackbird, also have black spots or patterns on their feathers, although the overall feather color may not be entirely black.
The crow (Corvus cinnabari) :
The Grackle is a black bird native to the Americas with glossy plumage that often displays a green or purple sheen. They are also sometimes referred to as "blackbirds".
Cuckoo :
Some birds in the blackbird family, such as the cuckoo, also have black feathers, although their overall plumage color may vary.
It should be noted that the birds listed above represent only a small subset of birds with black feathers. Bird plumage color and characteristics vary by species, sex, and season, and many other birds possess black feathers or black markings.
