Bird Names

Re: Bird Names

• BlueRidge8 member

  November 2010

  This sounds silly, but I've always liked the nickname Bird or Birdie for a girl.

  What if you used Bernice as the first or middle name and just sometimes called (if it's a her) Bird.

  I know, baby name regulars, this is such a not-normal answer for me. 
  

  
  
  
  
  

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• Five_letter

  November 2010

  Raven

  

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• braveangel2 member

  November 2010

  https://www.behindthename.com/php/search.php?terms=bird+eagle+hawk+raven+owl&nmd=m&suppress=yes&title=Avian+Names&heading=none

   https://nameberry.com/list/76/Bird-Names

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• Five_letter

  November 2010

  People who own Lorikeets call them Lories or just a Lori

  There is also always Sparrow
  

  

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• HAFranklin member

  November 2010

  Raven, Wren, Jay...thats about all I can come up with. Nicole Rirchie named her DS Sparrow.

  I think Birdie is a cute nickname also. 
  

  
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• Scout05 member

  November 2010

  Growing up, I knew a girl named Wren. Not super common, but I actually did think it was pretty.

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• Becky262

  November 2010

  I love the name Wren  

  Tori is bird in Japanese, so maybe Victoria with the nn Tori? 

  
  

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• strangebird member

  November 2010

  Linnet is a type of bird; I've also seen it used as a name.

  Ava means "little bird." Avis and all its derivatives mean "bird," as well.

  Check out the link BraveAngel posted--that has a pretty comprehensive list of bird names.
  

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• alliejo725 member

  November 2010

  I like Lark and Raven, but they're not for everybody.

  I don't know that there are "bird names" for boys since birds are generally seen as feminine, delicate animals.

  

  

  

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• mrs_tacos member

  November 2010

  I absolutely love and adore the name Wren! It is, in my opinion, the best nature/bird name out there
  

  

  
  

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• EmmaBrooke

  November 2010

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• FutureMrs.Nate

  November 2010

  Thank you so much for the links!  Those were really great lists!

   I LOVE the name Wren!  I didn't even think about it, and it is also my grandma's favorite bird.  

   Thanks everyone for all the great ideas!
  

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• grah7175

  November 2010

  I also knew a little girl named Wren and I love that name!

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• joanithegreat member

  November 2010

  alliejo725:

  I like Lark and Raven, but they're not for everybody.

  I don't know that there are "bird names" for boys since birds are generally seen as feminine, delicate animals.

  What about Hawk for a boy?  Just kidding!

  
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• anna7602 member

  November 2010

  Paloma is my favorite bird name for a girl. There aren't really any others that I like.

  

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