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Birds of Venezuela

Over 1400 species of birds live in Venezuela. As a megadiverse nation with many endemic species, the country has many diverse habitats to support the avifauna. Venezuela's national bird is the V

Birds of Vatican City

Only about 100 avian species live in the Vatican. This is not much of a surprise as it is the smallest city-state by area and, as such, doesn't have a lot of space for birds to reside permanently.

Birds of Vanuatu

Vanuatu is home to close to 200 species of birds. Interestingly, the island nation has few terrestrial species, as the way the country's forests have developed benefits animals capable of flight, l

Birds of Uzbekistan

Over 400 avian species live in Uzbekistan. Once possessing a more diverse environment, decades of Soviet exploitation for growing cotton have led to the water and air becoming more polluted and les

Birds of Uruguay

Uruguay is home to about 500 bird species. Despite its relatively small size, enough diverse habitats exist in the country to support this wide variety of avifauna. The national bird of Uruguay

Birds of the United Kingdom

Over 600 birds can be found in the United Kingdom. These birds migrate to Great Britain and its surrounding countries during the winter, especially waders, beach birds, sea birds, and waterfowl.&nb

Birds of the United Arab Emirates

About 500 species of birds live in the United Arab Emirates. The country's vegetation is sparse, mainly consisting of xeric shrubs and woodlands. But many migratory waterbirds visit the nation year

Birds of Ukraine

Over 400 avifauna live in the nation of Ukraine. The country is covered with mixed forests, with the most common trees being pine, birch, and oak. This vegetation type supports birds like raptors,

Birds of Uganda

Over 1000 species of birds live in Uganda. There are about 60 national parks where the avifauna are protected. Also, despite being landlocked, the country has several large lakes like Lake Victoria

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