Also included are a list of extinct species, a country-by-country directory to where the birds live, and references for the various bird families. The Clements Checklist of the Birds of the World, The Howard & Moore Complete Checklist of the Birds of the World, 4 th Edition, and HBW Alive/Bird Life International. A “group” is a distinctive (field identifiable) subspecies or group of subspecies. category – Reflecting whether the entry on that line is a species; a subspecies; a monotypic group (i.e., a group that is equivalent to a single subspecies); or a polytypic group (a group composed of two or more subspecies). This website serves as the clearinghouse for keeping your Clements Checklist up to date. Because the Clements Checklist has become tightly interwoven with the taxonomy for eBird, the checklist now is referred to as the eBird/Clements Checklist. We invite input on known or suspected errors or updates at any time. extinct year – Reflects the year the species or subspecies went extinct (or, since the extinction date rarely is known with certainty, an approximation of the last year in which it was reported); “xxxx” is used when the date of extinction is not readily accessible. As before, we update the taxonomy and nomenclature of species for North America, based largely on decisions of the North American Checklist Committee (NACC), through the Sixtieth supplement to the American Ornithological Society’s Check-list of North American Birds (July 2019). The taxonomic list follows the eBird/Clements Checklist of the Birds of the World. We also are current with decisions of the South American Classification Committee (SACC) through 20 June 2019. eBird/Clements Checklist has adopted the concept of the group, which initially was developed by eBird, a free, global online system to manage your bird records and bird lists. Our attempt at arranging subspecies into groups is incomplete with respect to Red Crossbill (Loxia curvirostra). We follow eBird/Clements Checklist 6.8, last update August 2013. The documentations of changes in the checklist also will be reproduced (soon) on the Updates and Corrections 2019 page. These “hanging” subspecies are color coded in gray in the eBird/Clements Checklist to clarify that their status with respect to groups remains unresolved. Ithaca, NY 14850 This delay is driven by technical considerations. /…/ Bird Families of the World has been designed to serve both as a resource for serious bird enthusiasts of all levels and a text for ornithology courses. Total as of 25 Sep 2013. family #100: Toucans (Ramphastidae) you are welcome to follow project timeline. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________. Taxonomy Index. We also thank the following for their help in providing helpful comments on the eBird/Clements Checklist or for directing us to important literature for our consideration: Roger Ahlman, Nicholas Allen, Per Alström, Christopher Amano-Langtree, Nick Athanas, Mike Burrell, John Carlson, Jacob Cooper, Andrew Cubbon, Terry Doyle, Pete Dunten, Kimball Garrett, Jeff Gerbracht, Mat and Cathy Gilfedder, Alan Grenon, Paul Hilder, Rich Hoyer, Arco Huang, Praveen J, Oscar Johnson, Alan Johnston, Max Kirsch, Dan Lane, Niels Larsen, Jack Levene, Bernard Master, Jay McGowan, Fernando Medrano, Glenn Mertz, Nial Moores, Joe Morlan, Peter Nichols, Dave Nutter, Yoav Perlman, Colin Richardson, Dave Sargeant, Holger Schritt, Ross Silcock, Eric Tull, Wich’yanan Limparungpatthanakij, and Adam Winer, as well as the wider community of eBird users, the always astute members of the Taxonomy and Nomenclature group on BirdForum, and no doubt others who we inadvertently may have overlooked. The Lab’s database management systems are being overhauled throughout 2020, and we will not be able to implement any taxonomic revisions in the eBird/Clements Checklist until we complete this database work. Search Bird Species - Clements v2019. The Clements Checklist of Birds of the World, 6th Edition was published and released by Cornell University Press in June 2007. This l… Here is a brief review of the changes that are introduced in the eBird/Clements Checklist v2019: Species             10721 Please continue to report potential errors, corrections and suggestions for improvement to eBird/Clements Checklist (please send taxonomic changes, suggestions, or questions to cornellbirds@cornell.edu). This category lists families of birds. Thanks to all for your support, and we look forward to your feedback. The Clements Checklist of Birds of the World, 6th Edition was published and released by Cornell University Press in June 2007. We will post all corrections once a year in August. White. We also provide the number of families in each order (in parentheses, after the name of each order), and the number of species in each family (in parentheses, after the name of each family). Bird Families List - Clements 2019. Another 106 species are newly recognized in the eBird/Clements Checklist due to “splits”, while there is a loss of 20 species due to “lumps.”. Forewords by Jared Diamond and Anthony W. sort v2018 – Reflecting the sequence of species in eBird/Clements Checklist v2018, page 6.0 – Reflecting the page number of the species in the last (sixth) print edition (2007). The group is not a formal taxonomic unit, but often represents a potential future split (and so groups are a valuable taxonomic tool for the savvy birder). We apologize for the delay, and we look forward to being ready to release an update again next year. Includes new German bird names for all IOC bird species courtesy Peter Barthel) Life List+full ssp (v10.2, Excel File XLSX, 2.9Mb) Comparison of IOC 10.2 with other world lists (XLSX, 6.0Mb) Comparison of IOC 10.2 with Clements 2019 (XLSX, 1.35Mb) (Dave Sargeant) XML Version (v10.2, 6.6 Mb) Life List+ (v10.1, Excel File XLSX, 3.2Mb) Ithaca, NY 14850 Taxonomy Index. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________. My list in this edition has 259 families, 15 more than the Bird Families book: Skimmers [split by SACC], Ground-Hornbills [also split by Clements, IOC], Old World Parrots & Lories [Psittaculidae; also split by Clements, IOC, AOU, SACC], Sharpbill [Oxyruncidae; split by SACC, Clements], Royal Flycatchers [split by AOU], Butcherbirds [Cracticidae split from Artamidae Woodswallows, adopted by Clements 2018], … As part of these efforts, we especially wish to thank Nigel Collar, David Donsker, and Frank Gill, each of whom contributed valuable insights and served as a sounding board on many issues related to taxonomy and nomenclature. This year’s spreadsheet version is eBird/Clements Checklist v2019, and was released on 15 August 2019. #229 Hylocitrea, Sulawesi, Indonesia, 6 Sep 2013, #228 Pink-tailed Bunting, Qinghai, China June 2013; #227 Plains-Wanderer, New South Wales, Australia Nov 2012 (second attempt!) This list's taxonomic treatment (designation and sequence of orders, families and species) and nomenclature (common and scientific names) follow the conventions of The Clements Checklist of Birds of the World, 6th edition. Bird Species List by Families - Clements 2019. At the same time, we’ll post updates to the taxonomy, scientific and English nomenclature, and range descriptions, to incorporate changes that have made their way into the literature and are generally accepted by the appropriate scientific body or community. Cracticidae (Bellmagpies and Allies) is merged with Artamidae (Woodswallows); the combined family now is called Artamidae (Woodswallows, Bellmagpies, and Allies). The 'Clements' Checklist, now in its 6th edition, is probably the most widely used checklist of world birds. WF248 Club. Sometimes only a single change is made per entry; in other cases several changes are made. Now listing almost 10,000 species of birds, this is the list of choice for members of the American Birding Association as well as many birders in Europe. We also adopt the BirdLife International policy of only including species that persisted beyond the year 1500 A.D. Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Cornell Lab of Ornithology Subspecies       20452, Families               248 (with 1 additional, extinct, family), In this year’s updates, we have a net gain from four newly described species, which come from three different regions: Blue-throated Hillstar (Oreotrochilus cyanolaemus) is endemic to southern Ecuador, Western Square-tailed Drongo (Dicrurus occidentalis) is widespread in western sub-Saharan Africa, Cream-eyed Bulbul (Pycnonotus pseudosimplex) occurs on Borneo, and Rote Leaf Warbler (Phylloscopus rotiensis) is restricted to Rote (an island in the Lesser Sundas), Indonesia. Clements Families This shows the families as used in Clements' Checklist of Birds of the World (2000) Not sure of the family? 1           Struthionidae                                       Ostriches  (2), 2           Rheidae                                               Rheas  (2), 3           Tinamidae                                           Tinamous  (46), 4           Casuariidae                                         Cassowaries and Emu  (4), 5           Apterygidae                                         Kiwis  (5), 6           Anhimidae                                           Screamers  (3), 7           Anseranatidae                                     Magpie Goose  (1), 8           Anatidae                                              Ducks, Geese, and Waterfowl  (174), 9           Megapodiidae                                     Megapodes  (22), 10         Cracidae                                              Guans, Chachalacas, and Curassows  (54), 11         Numididae                                           Guineafowl  (6), 12         Odontophoridae                                  New World Quail  (33), 13         Phasianidae                                         Pheasants, Grouse, and Allies  (180), 14         Phoenicopteridae                                 Flamingos  (6), 15         Podicipedidae                                      Grebes  (22), 16         Columbidae                                         Pigeons and Doves  (348), 17         Mesitornithidae                                   Mesites  (3), 18         Pteroclidae                                          Sandgrouse  (16), 19         Otididae                                               Bustards  (26), 20         Musophagidae                                     Turacos  (23), 21         Cuculidae                                            Cuckoos  (147), 22         Podargidae                                          Frogmouths  (16), 23         Caprimulgidae                                     Nightjars and Allies  (98), 24         Nyctibiidae                                          Potoos  (7), 25         Steatornithidae                                    Oilbird  (1), 26         Aegothelidae                                       Owlet-nightjars  (10), 27         Apodidae                                             Swifts  (112), 28         Hemiprocnidae                                    Treeswifts  (4), 29         Trochilidae                                          Hummingbirds  (349), 30         Opisthocomidae                                  Hoatzin  (1), 31         Sarothruridae                                       Flufftails  (11), 32         Rallidae                                               Rails, Gallinules, and Coots  (159), 33         Heliornithidae                                     Finfoots  (3), 34         Aramidae                                             Limpkin  (1), 35         Psophiidae                                           Trumpeters  (3), 36         Gruidae                                               Cranes  (15), 37         Chionidae                                            Sheathbills  (2), 38         Pluvianellidae                                     Magellanic Plover  (1), 39         Burhinidae                                           Thick-knees  (10), 40         Pluvianidae                                         Egyptian Plover  (1), 41         Recurvirostridae                                  Stilts and Avocets  (9), 42         Ibidorhynchidae                                  Ibisbill  (1), 43         Haematopodidae                                 Oystercatchers  (12), 44         Charadriidae                                        Plovers and Lapwings  (67), 45         Pedionomidae                                     Plains-wanderer  (1), 46         Thinocoridae                                       Seedsnipes  (4), 47         Rostratulidae                                       Painted-Snipes  (3), 48         Jacanidae                                             Jacanas  (8), 49         Scolopacidae                                       Sandpipers and Allies  (96), 50         Turnicidae                                           Buttonquail  (17), 51         Dromadidae                                         Crab Plover  (1), 52         Glareolidae                                          Pratincoles and Coursers  (17), 53         Stercorariidae                                      Skuas and Jaegers  (7), 54         Alcidae                                                Auks, Murres, and Puffins  (25), 55         Laridae                                                Gulls, Terns, and Skimmers  (97), 56         Rhynochetidae                                    Kagu  (1), 57         Eurypygidae                                        Sunbittern  (1), 58         Phaethontidae                                      Tropicbirds  (3), 59         Gaviidae                                              Loons  (5), 60         Spheniscidae                                       Penguins  (18), 61         Diomedeidae                                       Albatrosses  (15), 62         Oceanitidae                                         Southern Storm-Petrels  (9), 63         Hydrobatidae                                       Northern Storm-Petrels  (18), 64         Procellariidae                                      Shearwaters and Petrels  (96), 65         Ciconiidae                                           Storks  (19), 66         Fregatidae                                           Frigatebirds  (5), 67         Sulidae                                                Boobies and Gannets  (10), 68         Anhingidae                                          Anhingas  (4), 69         Phalacrocoracidae                               Cormorants and Shags  (40), 70         Pelecanidae                                         Pelicans  (8), 71         Balaenicipitidae                                  Shoebill  (1), 72         Scopidae                                              Hamerkop  (1), 73         Ardeidae                                              Herons, Egrets, and Bitterns  (68), 74         Threskiornithidae                                Ibises and Spoonbills  (36), 75         Cathartidae                                          New World Vultures  (7), 76         Sagittariidae                                        Secretarybird  (1), 77         Pandionidae                                         Osprey  (1), 78         Accipitridae                                         Hawks, Eagles, and Kites  (250), 79         Tytonidae                                            Barn-Owls  (18), 80         Strigidae                                              Owls  (216), 81         Coliidae                                               Mousebirds  (6), 82         Leptosomidae                                      Cuckoo-Roller  (1), 83         Trogonidae                                          Trogons  (43), 84         Upupidae                                             Hoopoes  (3), 85         Phoeniculidae                                      Woodhoopoes and Scimitarbills  (8), 86         Bucorvidae                                          Ground-Hornbills  (2), 87         Bucerotidae                                         Hornbills  (59), 88         Todidae                                               Todies  (5), 89         Momotidae                                          Motmots  (14), 90         Alcedinidae                                         Kingfishers  (118), 91         Meropidae                                           Bee-eaters  (28), 92         Coraciidae                                           Rollers  (13), 93         Brachypteraciidae                               Ground-Rollers  (5), 94         Bucconidae                                         Puffbirds  (36), 95         Galbulidae                                           Jacamars  (18), 96         Lybiidae                                              African Barbets  (41), 97         Megalaimidae                                     Asian Barbets  (34), 98         Capitonidae                                         New World Barbets  (14), 99         Semnornithidae                                   Toucan-Barbets  (2), 100       Ramphastidae                                      Toucans  (36), 101       Indicatoridae                                       Honeyguides  (17), 102       Picidae                                                 Woodpeckers  (234), 103       Cariamidae                                          Seriemas  (2), 104       Falconidae                                           Falcons and Caracaras  (66), 105       Strigopidae                                          New Zealand Parrots  (4), 106       Cacatuidae                                           Cockatoos  (21), 107       Psittaculidae                                        Old World Parrots  (189), 108       Psittacidae                                           New World and African Parrots  (173), 109       Acanthisittidae                                    New Zealand Wrens  (4), 110       Calyptomenidae                                  African and Green Broadbills  (6), 111       Eurylaimidae                                       Asian and Grauer’s Broadbills  (9), 112       Sapayoidae                                          Sapayoa  (1), 113       Philepittidae                                        Asities  (4), 114       Pittidae                                                Pittas  (44), 115       Thamnophilidae                                  Typical Antbirds  (234), 116       Melanopareiidae                                 Crescentchests  (4), 117       Conopophagidae                                 Gnateaters  (11), 118       Grallariidae                                         Antpittas  (55), 119       Rhinocryptidae                                    Tapaculos  (60), 120       Formicariidae                                      Antthrushes  (11), 121       Furnariidae                                          Ovenbirds and Woodcreepers  (304), 122       Pipridae                                               Manakins  (53), 123       Cotingidae                                           Cotingas  (65), 124       Tityridae                                              Tityras and Allies  (33), 125       Oxyruncidae                                        Sharpbill, Royal Flycatcher, and Allies (7), 126       Tyrannidae                                          Tyrant Flycatchers  (422), 127       Menuridae                                           Lyrebirds  (2), 128       Atrichornithidae                                  Scrub-birds  (2), 129       Ptilonorhynchidae                               Bowerbirds  (27), 130       Climacteridae                                      Australasian Treecreepers  (7), 131       Maluridae                                            Fairywrens  (33), 132       Meliphagidae                                      Honeyeaters  (187), 133       Dasyornithidae                                    Bristlebirds  (3), 134       Pardalotidae                                        Pardalotes  (4), 135       Acanthizidae                                       Thornbills and Allies  (65), 136       Pomatostomidae                                  Pseudo-Babblers  (5), 137       Orthonychidae                                     Logrunners  (3), 138       Cinclosomatidae                                 Quail-thrushes and Jewel-babblers  (12), 139       Campephagidae                                   Cuckooshrikes  (89), 140       Mohouidae                                          Whiteheads  (3), 141       Neosittidae                                          Sittellas  (3), 142       Psophodidae                                        Whipbirds and Wedgebills  (5), 143       Eulacestomatidae                                Ploughbill  (1), 144       Oreoicidae                                           Australo-Papuan Bellbirds  (3), 145       Falcunculidae                                      Shrike-tit  (1), 146       Paramythiidae                                     Tit Berrypecker and Crested Berrypecker  (2), 147       Vireonidae                                           Vireos, Shrike-Babblers, and Erpornis  (63), 148       Pachycephalidae                                 Whistlers and Allies  (57), 149       Oriolidae                                             Old World Orioles  (38), 150       Machaerirhynchidae                           Boatbills  (2), 151       Artamidae                                           Woodswallows, Bellmagpies, and Allies  (24), 152       Rhagologidae                                      Mottled Berryhunter  (1), 153       Platysteiridae                                       Wattle-eyes and Batises  (31), 154       Vangidae                                             Vangas, Helmetshrikes, and Allies  (39), 155       Pityriasidae                                         Bristlehead  (1), 156       Aegithinidae                                        Ioras  (4), 157       Malaconotidae                                     Bushshrikes and Allies  (50), 158       Rhipiduridae                                       Fantails  (53), 159       Dicruridae                                           Drongos  (29), 160       Paradisaeidae                                      Birds-of-Paradise  (42), 161       Ifritidae                                               Ifrita  (1), 162       Monarchidae                                       Monarch Flycatchers  (100), 163       Corcoracidae                                       White-winged Chough and Apostlebird  (2), 164       Melampittidae                                     Melampittas  (2), 165       Platylophidae                                      Crested Shrikejay  (1), 166       Laniidae                                              Shrikes  (33), 167       Corvidae                                              Crows, Jays, and Magpies  (129), 168       Cnemophilidae                                    Satinbirds  (3), 169       Melanocharitidae                                Berrypeckers and Longbills  (10), 170       Callaeidae                                           Wattlebirds  (5), 171       Notiomystidae                                     Stitchbird  (1), 172       Petroicidae                                          Australasian Robins  (49), 173       Picathartidae                                       Rockfowl  (2), 174       Chaetopidae                                        Rockjumpers  (2), 175       Eupetidae                                            Rail-babbler  (1), 176       Hyliotidae                                           Hyliotas  (4), 177       Stenostiridae                                       Fairy Flycatchers  (9), 178       Paridae                                                Tits, Chickadees, and Titmice  (63), 179       Remizidae                                           Penduline-Tits  (11), 180       Alaudidae                                            Larks  (97), 181       Panuridae                                            Bearded Reedling  (1), 182       Nicatoridae                                          Nicators  (3), 183       Macrosphenidae                                  African Warblers  (21), 184       Cisticolidae                                         Cisticolas and Allies  (155), 185       Acrocephalidae                                   Reed Warblers and Allies  (61), 186       Locustellidae                                       Grassbirds and Allies  (62), 187       Donacobiidae                                      Donacobius  (1), 188       Bernieridae                                          Malagasy Warblers  (11), 189       Pnoepygidae                                        Cupwings  (5), 190       Hirundinidae                                       Swallows  (86), 191       Pycnonotidae                                       Bulbuls  (149), 192       Phylloscopidae                                    Leaf Warblers  (77), 193       Scotocercidae                                      Bush Warblers and Allies  (36), 194       Aegithalidae                                        Long-tailed Tits  (11), 195       Sylviidae                                             Sylviid Warblers, Parrobtills, and Allies  (68), 196       Zosteropidae                                       White-eyes, Yuhinas, and Allies  (136), 197       Timaliidae                                           Tree-Babblers, Scimitar-Babblers, and Allies  (52), 198       Pellorneidae                                        Ground Babblers and Allies  (59), 199       Leiothrichidae                                     Laughingthrushes and Allies  (146), 200       Regulidae                                            Kinglets  (6), 201       Tichodromidae                                    Wallcreeper  (1), 202       Sittidae                                                Nuthatches  (27), 203       Certhiidae                                            Treecreepers  (11), 204       Polioptilidae                                        Gnatcatchers  (20), 205       Troglodytidae                                      Wrens  (85), 206       Elachuridae                                         Spotted Elachura  (1), 207       Cinclidae                                             Dippers  (5), 208       Buphagidae                                         Oxpeckers  (2), 209       Sturnidae                                             Starlings  (123), 210       Mimidae                                              Mockingbirds and Thrashers  (34), 211       Turdidae                                              Thrushes and Allies  (173), 212       Muscicapidae                                      Old World Flycatchers  (322), 213       Bombycillidae                                     Waxwings  (3), 214       Mohoidae                                            Hawaiian Honeyeaters  (5)                        [extinct], 215       Ptiliogonatidae                                    Silky-flycatchers  (4), 216       Dulidae                                                Palmchat  (1), 217       Hylocitreidae                                       Hylocitrea  (1), 218       Hypocoliidae                                       Hypocolius  (1), 219       Promeropidae                                      Sugarbirds  (2), 220       Modulatricidae                                    Dapple-throat and Allies  (3), 221       Dicaeidae                                            Flowerpeckers  (47), 222       Nectariniidae                                       Sunbirds and Spiderhunters  (143), 223       Irenidae                                               Fairy-bluebirds  (2), 224       Chloropseidae                                     Leafbirds  (11), 225       Peucedramidae                                    Olive Warbler  (1), 226       Urocynchramidae                                Przevalski’s Pinktail  (1), 227       Ploceidae                                             Weavers and Allies  (118), 228       Estrildidae                                           Waxbills and Allies  (139), 229       Viduidae                                              Indigobirds  (20), 230       Prunellidae                                          Accentors  (13), 231       Passeridae                                           Old World Sparrows  (43), 232       Motacillidae                                        Wagtails and Pipits  (66), 233       Fringillidae                                          Finches, Euphonias, and Allies  (227), 234       Calcariidae                                          Longspurs and Snow Buntings  (6), 235       Rhodinocichlidae                                Thrush-Tanager  (1), 236       Emberizidae                                        Old World Buntings  (44), 237       Passerellidae                                       New World Sparrows  (131), 238       Calyptophilidae                                   Chat-Tanagers  (2), 239       Phaenicophilidae                                 Hispaniolan Tanagers  (4), 240       Nesospingidae                                     Puerto Rican Tanager  (1), 241       Spindalidae                                         Spindalises  (4), 242       Zeledoniidae                                       Wrenthrush  (1), 243       Teretistridae                                        Cuban Warblers  (2), 244       Icteriidae                                             Yellow-breasted Chat  (1), 245       Icteridae                                              Troupials and Allies  (105), 246       Parulidae                                             New World Warblers  (110), 247       Mitrospingidae                                    Mitrospingid Tanagers  (4), 248       Cardinalidae                                        Cardinals and Allies  (49), 249       Thraupidae                                          Tanagers and Allies  (377). 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