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ACV Sýnin Bald eagle.png|link=Eagle|''' | ACV Sýnin Bald eagle.png|link=Eagle|'''{{Wiki|Bald eagle}}'''<br>''{{c|Haliaeetus leucocephalus}}'' | ||
Black-crowned night heron|'''Black-crowned night heron'''<br>''{{c|Nycticorax nycticorax}}'' | Black-crowned night heron|'''Black-crowned night heron'''<br>''{{c|Nycticorax nycticorax}}'' | ||
ACO Senu render.png|link=Eagle|''' | ACO Senu render.png|link=Eagle|'''{{Wiki|Bonelli's eagle}}'''<br>''{{c|Aquila fasciata}}'' | ||
Eastern imperial eagle|{{Wiki|Eastern imperial eagle}}<br>''{{c|Aquila heliaca}}'' | |||
ACV Sýnin Eugene.png|'''Cockatiel'''<br>''{{c|Nymphicus hollandicus}}'' | ACV Sýnin Eugene.png|'''Cockatiel'''<br>''{{c|Nymphicus hollandicus}}'' | ||
ACOD Athena's Owl Figurehead.png|link=Owl|'''[[Owl]]''' | |||
ACOD Athena's Owl Figurehead.png| | |||
ACV Sýnin Falcon.png|link=Falcon|'''[[Falcon|Peregrine falcon]]'''<br>''{{c|Falco peregrinus}}'' | ACV Sýnin Falcon.png|link=Falcon|'''[[Falcon|Peregrine falcon]]'''<br>''{{c|Falco peregrinus}}'' | ||
ACOD Ikaros.jpg|link=Eagle|''' | ACOD Ikaros.jpg|link=Eagle|'''{{Wiki|Golden eagle}}'''<br>''{{c|Aquila chrysaetos}}'' | ||
ACV Sýnin Black and White.png|'''Hooded crow'''<br>''{{c|Corvus cornix}}'' | ACV Sýnin Black and White.png|'''Hooded crow'''<br>''{{c|Corvus cornix}}'' | ||
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A bird is an animal in the class Aves, characterized by feathers, beaks, and the laying of eggs, among other traits. Many of them have wings and durable, lightweight skeletons which allow them to fly, one of their most signature qualities. They vary tremendously in sizes and colours and can be found all around the world, totalling some 10,000 different species.[1]
History

In Ming-era China, imperial soldiers trained small birds to serve as makeshift alarm bells that could alert them to nearby intruders. These birds would be planted inside portable cages and carried by guards on patrol. Because anything from abrupt movement, to the explosion of firecrackers, to the whiz of noise darts and throwing knives could set off their loud chirping, individuals seeking to elude detection had to cautiously navigate around them.[2] While escaping from the Maijishan Grottoes in 1526, the Assassin Shao Jun witnessed one of these caged birds foil the escape attempt of another prisoner, who was promptly shot dead by the guards.[3]
Examples of birds
Birds of prey
-
Bald eagle
(Haliaeetus leucocephalus) -
Black-crowned night heron
(Nycticorax nycticorax) -
Bonelli's eagle
(Aquila fasciata) -
Eastern imperial eagle
(Aquila heliaca) -
Cockatiel
(Nymphicus hollandicus) -
Peregrine falcon
(Falco peregrinus) -
Golden eagle
(Aquila chrysaetos) -
Hooded crow
(Corvus cornix)
Scavenger birds
-
Domestic Pigeon
(Columba livia domestica) -
Griffon vulture
(Gyps fulvus) -
Raven
(Corvus corax) -
Seagull
(Larus argentatus)
Ground birds
Sea birds
-
Atlantic Puffin
(Fratercula arctica) -
Great auk
(Pinguinus impennis)
Mythological birds
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Ba
(Egyptian mythology) -
Fylgja
(Norse mythology) -
Huginn
(Norse mythology) -
Muninn
(Norse mythology) -
Phoenix
(Greek mythology) -
Thunderbird
(Native American mythology) -
Zhuque
(Chinese mythology)
Appearances
References
- ↑
Bird on Wikipedia
- ↑ Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China – Database: Birds
- ↑ Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China – The Return

