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[[File:Bird creature, The Squire of Gothos.jpg|thumb|A birdlike creature in Trelane's mansion]] |
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+ | An '''avian species''', often simply reffered to as '''bird''', was a [[race]] that is reminiscent of [[Earth]] birds. This generally meant that avian species had [[feather]]s, and sometimes a beak and claws. Avians usually [[Reproductive system|reproduced]] by laying [[egg]]s. |
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[[Chicken]]s and [[duck]]s were among the animals the [[Bringloidi]] took with them when they were evacuated from their planet by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}. ({{TNG|Up The Long Ladder}}) |
[[Chicken]]s and [[duck]]s were among the animals the [[Bringloidi]] took with them when they were evacuated from their planet by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}. ({{TNG|Up The Long Ladder}}) |
Revision as of 13:23, 5 October 2013
An avian species, often simply reffered to as bird, was a race that is reminiscent of Earth birds. This generally meant that avian species had feathers, and sometimes a beak and claws. Avians usually reproduced by laying eggs.
The study of birds was called ornithology.
Chickens and ducks were among the animals the Bringloidi took with them when they were evacuated from their planet by the USS Enterprise-D. (TNG: "Up The Long Ladder")
The starship USS Raven was named after the bird of the same name. (VOY: "The Raven")
When Leonardo da Vinci had trouble understanding what had happened to him when he was transported onto Tau's planet, Captain Janeway likened his situation to that of a sparrow, only interested in hunting insects and singing for a companion and not knowing anything about the politics of Florence. (VOY: "Concerning Flight")
Early models of da Vinci's flying machines were based on bats or sparrows. Janeway suggested, however to base them on hawks instead. (VOY: "Scorpion")
Bird-like species could be seen flying across the skies of Mintaka III, Tarok, and an unnamed planet in the Delta Quadrant. (TNG: "Who Watches The Watchers"; VOY: "Initiations", "Time and Again")
A humanoid bird-like creature was on display in Trelane's mansion. (TOS: "The Squire of Gothos")
Bird was one of the words Miles O'Brien used due to his infection of the aphasia virus. (DS9: "Babel")
Major Kira Nerys told Mullibok a story from her childhood about a huge ugly tree in front of her window, so big and ugly even the birds won't sit on him. (DS9: "Progress")
Birds in art
Birds were often seen incorporated into pieces of art, like sculptures. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint", "Too Short a Season", "The Bonding", "Unification II", "Starship Mine", "Preemptive Strike", "All Good Things...")
A bird-like creature was seen on a Vulcan wall decoration on the planet Dekendi III. (ENT: "Stigma")
The Romulan logo consists of a bird-of-prey holding Romulus and Remus in its talons. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone")
Da Vinci was so fascinated by Tuvok's Vulcan ears that he drew a picture of a caged bird with pointed Vulcan ears as wings. (VOY: "Concerning Flight")
Sentient avian species
- Aurelian
- Xindi-Avian
- Betelgeusian
- Skorr
- Humanoid bird (encountered by Christopher Pike on Talos IV)
Other avian species
- Arbazan vulture
- Arcturian dog bird
- Arkarian horn fowl
- Ba'ku kolibri
- Baneriam hawk
- Chicken
- Cockatoo
- Duck
- Eel-bird
- Finch
- Flitterbird
- Great Egret
- Gunji jackdaw
- Hawk
- Joranian ostrich
- Norpin falcon
- Peacock
- Quail
- Raven
- Rectilian vulture
- Red bird
- Reeta-hawk
- Risian bird
- Tarkalean hawk
- Tarkalean condor
- Terellian pheasant
- Turkey
See also
- Avifauna
- Bird-of-Prey
- Great Bird of the Galaxy
- Warbird