Summer Tanager: is a songbird in the cardinal family Cardinalidae. Its name comes from its bright red color that covers its entire body and evokes associations of warm summer days.
Scarlet Ibis: is a member of the ibis family of birds Threskiornithidae. It stands apart from other ibises thanks to its bright scarlet coloration, which is where it gets its name.
Red-and-Green Macaw: is a large parrot in the family Psittaciformes. The red-and-green macaw gets its name from its plumage. Its chest, head, shoulders, and parts of its tail feathers.
Red Crossbill: is a member of the finch family Fringillidae. Males feature either bright red or orange feathers, while females typically appear yellow or green.
Crimson Sunbird: range throughout South and Southeast Asia and prefer to live in tropical forests. These tiny 4-inch long birds that are red build suspended nests on tree branches to house their eggs
Red-Billed Firefinch: is another one of the birds that are red. The males feature dull scarlet feathers, although their wings appear more rufous or brown than red.
Scarlet Ibis: is a member of the ibis family of birds Threskiornithidae. It stands apart from other ibises thanks to its bright scarlet coloration, which is where it gets its name.
‘I’iwi: is the final entry in our list of birds that are red. Also known as the scarlet honeycreeper, it belongs to the finch family Fringillidae. It features bright scarlet feathers on its head.
Vermilion Flycatcher: is a striking example among birds that are red. This tiny bird is a member of the tyrant flycatcher family Tyrannidae. The first half of its name, vermilion.
Northern Cardinal:goes by many other names including the redbird, common cardinal, or simply cardinal. Like the scarlet and summer tanager, it belongs to the cardinal family Cardinalidae.