Asia is the largest continent in the world located primarily in the Eastern and Northern hemispheres and covering 8.6% of the Earth’s total surface area. It has an abundant variety of bird life which survive on different biome zones from Artic tundra to tropical rainforests with a great diversity of climates and habitats.
Asia has some of the highest mountain ranges on our planet incorporating much wildlife and reflecting an amazing foray of bird life. With around 2,800 species of birds, no one can doubt that perhaps Asia has the largest bird population in the world.
However, not all these birds thrive, some located in more exposed habitats are under threat of extinction due to human encroachment due to the growth in the timber industry and other commodities.
Take a look at just a few of the amazing birds that inhabit Asia. You can also use the list of Asian Birds below the images to browse.
- Crab Plover
- Golden Pheasant
- Grey Jungle Fowl
- Ibisbill
- Indian Cuckoo
- Indian Skimmer
- Masked Finfoot
- Peafowl
- Crab PLover
- Golden Pheasant
- Grey Jungle Fowl
- Ibisbill
- Indian Cuckoo
- Indian Skimmer
- Masked Finfoot
- Peafowl
Asian Bird Life is as diverse as bird species could be. Find out facts and species information about the amazing birds of Asia.