Bird (disambiguation)

A bird is a feathered, winged, bipedal, warm-blooded, egg-laying, vertebrate.

Bird, BIRD, or the bird may also refer to:

Arts and entertainment

Fictional characters

• Tracy "Bird" Van Adams, in the Soul Food film and TV series
• Bird, of the Barksdale Organization in TV series The Wire
• Bird, in the TV series WordWorld
• Bird (The Dumping Ground character)
• Bird, in the TV series Bob the Builder

Film and television

• Bird (1988 film), a film about Charlie "Bird" Parker
• Bird (2017 film), a Russian comedy-drama film
• Bird (2024 film), a drama film directed by Andrea Arnold
• The Birds (film), a 1963 horror-thriller film by Alfred Hitchcock
• "The Bird" (Steptoe and Son), a 1962 television episode

Music

Artists

• Charlie “Bird” Parker (1920–1955), a jazz saxophonist
• Bird (band)
• Bird (singer) (Yuki Kitayama, born 1975), a Japanese singer
• Bird Thongchai McIntyre (born 1958), Thai singer
• Yuan Zhang (born 1985), or Bird, of Top Combine

Albums

• Bird (B.A.L.L. album), 1988
• Bird (Lisbeth Scott album), 2015
• Bird (single album), by Namjoo, 2020
• Bird, an album by Gary Jules
• Bird: The Complete Charlie Parker on Verve, a 1990 box set by Charlie Parker

Songs

• "Bird", a song by Exo, 2019
• ”Bird”, a song by Bazzi from the 2022 album Infinite Dream
• "Bird", a song by Ha Sung-woon from the 2019 EP My Moment
• "Bird", a 2007 song by Mikuni Shimokawa
• "Bird", a song by Tristania from the 2005 album Ashes
• "The Bird", a composition by Charlie Parker, 1947
• "The Bird" (Jerry Reed song), 1982
• "The Bird" (The Time song), 1984
• "The Bird", a song by George Jones from the 1987 album Too Wild Too Long

Other arts and entertainment

• The Bird: The Life and Legacy of Mark Fidrych, a 2013 book by Doug Wilson
• Bird Opening, a chess opening
• Bird (mathematical artwork), bird-like mathematical artworks that are introduced by mathematical equations

Businesses and organisations

• Bird Global, an American scooter share company
• Bird College, a performing arts college in London, England
• BIRD Foundation, an Israel–U.S. R&D organisation
• Bird Machine Company, an American company from the 1900s
• Bangalore Initiative for Religious Dialogue, an Indian interfaith organization
• Ningbo Bird, a Chinese manufacturer of mobile phones
• Bird Technologies, an electronic manufacturing company for radio frequency communication
• Bird's, a brand name owned by Premier Foods

People

See also: § Artists

• Bird (surname)
• Bird (given name)
• Bird (nickname)
• Bird baronets, a title in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom

Places

See also: Bird Island (disambiguation), Bird Mountain (disambiguation), Bird River (disambiguation), Bird Rock (disambiguation), and Bird Township (disambiguation)

• Cape Bird, Ross Island, Antarctica
• Mount Bird, Ross Island, Antarctica, a volcano
• Bird, Manitoba, Fox Lake Cree Nation's primary reserve, Canada
  • Bird railway station
• Bird, a neighborhood of Anchorage, Alaska, U.S.
• Bird Key, an island (key) in Sarasota Bay, Florida, U.S.
• Bird Key (Miami), Florida, U.S.
• Bird Road, State Road 976 in Florida, U.S.

Science and technology

• BIRD (satellite), an Indian Earth observation satellite
• Bird (technology), an interactive input device
• Bird Internet routing daemon
• ESO 593-8, a group of interacting galaxies also known as "The Bird"

Transportation and ships

• Bird-class minesweeper, of the Royal New Zealand Navy
• Lapwing-class minesweeper, often called the Bird class, of the U.S. Navy
• Bird-class patrol vessel, of the Royal Navy
• Bird class, GWR 3300 Class steam locomotives
• Robertson B1-RD, an ultralight aircraft

Other uses

• Bird (gesture), an obscene hand gesture
• The Bird (mascot), of the U.S. Air Force Falcons

See also

• All pages with titles beginning with Bird
• All pages with titles containing Bird
• Big Bird (disambiguation)
• Birdo, a character in Nintendo's Mario franchise
• Birds (disambiguation), including Bird's
• Birdy (disambiguation)
• Byrd (disambiguation)
• Birdsong (disambiguation)
• Birt (disambiguation)
• Bert (disambiguation)