Birds of Fiji

List of Common Birds Found in Fiji

Native Birds

• African Crowned Crane
• African Fish Eagle
• African Gray Parrot
• African Hoopoe
• African Jacana
• African Penguin
• African Pied Wagtail
• African Wood Owl
• American Coot
• American Goldfinch
• American Robin
• American White Pelican
• Andean Condor
• Anna’s Hummingbird
• Atlantic Canary
• Atlantic Puffin
• Australian Kookaburra
• Australian Magpie
• Australian Owlet-nightjar
• Australian Pelican
• Azure-crested Flycatcher 
• Bald Eagle
• Barking Imperial Pigeon
• Bar-Tailed Godwit 
• Bateleur Eagle
• Beci
• Black-billed Magpie
• Black-capped Chickadee
• Black-naped Tern 
• Black Noddy 
• Black-shouldered Lapwing 
• Black Swan
• Blue-crested Broadbill
• Blue-crowned Lory
• Blue Jay
• Blue Noddy
• Bridled Tern 
• Bristle-thighed Curlew
• Brown Booby 
• Brown Goshawk
• Brown Quail
• Buff-banded Rail 
• Cape Parrot
• Cattle Egret
• Collared Kingfisher
• Collared Lory 
• Collared Petrel
• Common Kingfisher
• Common Loon
• Common Mynah 
• Common Starling
• Crested Caracara
• Crimson-crowned Fruit Dove
• Crimson Shining Parrot
• Double-banded Plover
• Egyptian Vulture
• Emu
• Eurasian Blackbird
• Eurasian Bullfinch
• Eurasian Curlew
• Eurasian Jay
• Eurasian Magpie
• Eurasian Nuthatch
• Eurasian Oystercatcher
• Eurasian Skylark
• Eurasian Sparrowhawk
• Eurasian Treecreeper
• Eurasian Wren
• European Goldfinch
• European Starling
• Fan-tailed Cuckoo
• Fiery-billed Aracari
• Fiji Banded Rail
• Fiji Bush Warbler
• Fiji Gerygone
• Fiji Goshawk
• Fiji Parrotfinch
• Fiji Petrel
• Fiji Shrikebill
• Fiji Whistler
• Fiji White-eye
• Fiji Woodswallow
• Giant Honeyeater 
• Golden Dove
• Golden Eagle
• Golden Fruit Dove 
• Golden Pheasant
• Golden Whistler
• Gray Crowned Crane
• Gray Heron
• Great Blue Heron
• Great Crested Grebe
• Great Egret
• Greater Crested Tern 
• Greater Flamingo
• Greater Roadrunner
• Greater Scaup
• Great Frigatebird 
• Great Horned Owl
• Green-winged Macaw
• Harpy Eagle
• Himalayan Monal
• Indian Peafowl
• Indian Pitta
• Indian Roller
• Island Thrush
• Jungle Mynah 
• Kadavu Crimson Shining Parrot
• Kadavu Fantail 
• Kadavu Honeyeater 
• Keel-billed Toucan
• Kikau 
• King Penguin
• Kula Lorikeet
• Lilac-breasted Roller
• Little Egret
• Long-legged Warbler
• Magellanic Penguin
• Mandarin Duck
• Many-colored Fruit Dove
• Marabou Stork
• Masked Shining Parrot
• Metallic Pigeon
• Natewa Silktail 
• Northern Cardinal
• Northern Mockingbird
• Orange-breasted Myzomela
• Orange Fruit Dove
• Pacific Black Duck 
• Pacific Golden Plover 
• Pacific Harrier 
• Pacific Imperial-pigeon
• Pacific Reef Heron 
• Pacific Robin
• Pacific Swallow 
• Palm Cockatoo
• Peale Parrot Finch 
• Perruche Pompadour 
• Pied Avocet
• Pink-billed Parrotfinch
• Pink Flamingo
• Polynesian Starling 
• Polynesian Triller
• Red Avadavat 
• Red-bellied Woodpecker
• Red-billed Oxpecker
• Red-crowned Crane
• Red-footed Booby 
• Red Junglefowl 
• Red-legged Partridge
• Red Shining-parrot 
• Red-tailed Hawk
• Red-throated Lorikeet 
• Red-vented Bulbul
• Red-whiskered Bulbul
• Red-winged Blackbird
• Roseate Spoonbill
• Rotuma Myzomela 
• Ruby-throated Hummingbird
• Ruddy Duck
• Sacred Kingfisher 
• Saddle-billed Stork
• Samoa Parrotfich 
• Scarlet Macaw
• Secretary Bird
• Silktail
• Silverye 
• Slaty Monarch 
• Snowy Egret
• Snowy Owl
• Snowy Plover
• Spotless Crake
• Spotted Dove 
• Streaked Fantail
• Sulphur-breasted Myzomela
• Sulphur-crested Cockatoo
• Superb Fairywren
• Toco Toucan
• Vanikoro Broadbill
• Vanuatu
• Versicolored Monarch 
• Violet-crowned Hummingbird
• Wandering Tattler 
• Wattled Honeyeater
• Whistling Dove
• White-bellied Sea Eagle
• White-breasted Woodswallow
• White-browed Crake
• White-faced Heron 
• White-rumped Swiftlet 
• White Stork
• White-tailed Tropicbird 
• White-throated Pigeon 
• White-throated Whistler

Non-native Birds

• Brown Quail
• Rock Pigeon
• Tawny Frogmouth
• Wild Turkey

Notable birding sites in Fiji include Colo-i-Suva Forest Park, Koroyanitu National Heritage Park, and Taveuni Island. The peak season for birding in Fiji typically falls during the dry season, which spans from May to October.