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Kingfishers, Bee-eaters, Rollers & Hoopoes
These 'near passerines' are grouped together more for the fact that they fall between the swifts and true passerines than any other relationship. Of these colourful birds the kingfisher is the only true UK native, the others being rare and excitedly 'twitched' migrants.
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- Divers & Grebes
- Petrels & Shearwaters
- Boobies, Gannets & Cormorants
- Bitterns & Herons
- Ibises & Spoonbills
- Wildfowl
- Birds of Prey
- Gamebirds
- Rails, Crakes & Coots
- Waders
- Skuas, Gulls & Terns
- Auks
- Pigeons & Doves
- Owls
- Kingfishers, Bee-eaters, Rollers & Hoopoes
- Woodpeckers & Wrynecks
- Larks
- Swifts, Martins & Swallows
- Pipits & Wagtails
- Wrens, Dippers, Waxwings & Accentors
- Chats & Thrushes
- Warblers & Flycatchers
- Tits & Allies
- Nuthatches & Treecreepers
- Shrikes & Orioles
- Crows & Starlings
- Sparrows
- Finches
- Buntings
- Vagrants & Rarities