Birds

Birds. A visual size encyclopedia for buildings, vehicles, people, animals, and objects with a true-to-scale comparison tool.

Andean Condor

↕ 1.3 m↔ 1.3 m

Bald Eagle

↕ 96 cm↔ 96 cm

Adult Secretary Bird

↕ 1.2 m

Adult Female Blue-footed Booby

↕ 85 cm

Adult Female North Island Brown Kiwi

↕ 40 cm

Adult Common Murre

↕ 40.5 cm

Adult Atlantic Puffin

↕ 31.5 cm

Adult Great Cormorant

↕ 90 cm

Adult Toco Toucan

↕ 28.2 cm↔ 61 cm

Adult Dalmatian Pelican

↕ 1.33 m↔ 1.7 m

Adult Greater Flamingo

↕ 1.3 m

Adult Male Great Frigatebird

↕ 93 cm

Adult Male Indian Peafowl with Folded Train

↕ 97.1 cm↔ 2 m

Adult Red-crowned Crane

↕ 1.58 m

Gastornis gigantea (museum reconstruction)

↕ 2 m

Dromornis stirtoni (large adult)

↕ 3 m

Emperor Penguin

↕ 1.2 m

Shoebill

↕ 1.4 m↔ 1.4 m

Large Adult Snowy Owl

↕ 71 cm

Large Adult Barn Owl

↕ 39 cm

Large Adult Female Southern Cassowary

↕ 1.7 m

Large Adult Osprey

↕ 58.4 cm

Large Adult Little Owl

↕ 23 cm

Large Adult Eurasian Eagle-Owl

↕ 71 cm

Large Adult Elf Owl

↕ 14 cm

Large Adult Philippine Eagle

↕ 1 m

Representative Adult Great Crested Grebe

↕ 42 cm↔ 48.5 cm

Representative Adult Harpy Eagle

↕ 1 m↔ 1 m

Representative Adult Canada Goose

↕ 62 cm↔ 1 m

Representative Adult Golden Eagle

↕ 82.5 cm

Representative Adult Bearded Vulture

↕ 1.07 m

Representative Adult Mute Swan

↕ 82 cm↔ 1.46 m

Representative Adult Peregrine Falcon

↕ 44.5 cm

Representative Adult Male Mallard

↕ 32 cm↔ 56.5 cm

Representative Adult Male Mandarin Duck

↕ 33 cm↔ 45 cm

Average Adult Greater Rhea

↕ 1.5 m

Average Adult Emu

↕ 1.75 m

Average Common Ostrich

↕ 2 m

Wandering Albatross

↕ 1.25 m↔ 1.25 m

Typical Adult King Penguin

↕ 94 cm

Phorusrhacos longissimus (large adult)

↕ 2.4 m

Aepyornis maximus (large adult)

↕ 3 m

South Island Giant Moa (museum reconstruction)

↕ 2.14 m↔ 1.9 m