The country icon for Birds of Japan at Sibagu is . The icon represents the Japanese word for 'bird', tori, consisting of the Chinese character for 'bird' (鳥) with furigana above to indicate the pronunciation (とり). While the character 鳥 is normally read tori in the simple meaning 'bird', it can also be read -dori (どり) in Japanese-style compound words and chō (ちょう) in Chinese-style compound words (e.g., 鳥類 chōrui, which refers academically to birds as a category).

(List is based on Howard and Moore 4th edition)

NON-PASSERINES
	Families	Subfamilies	Description in English
	ANSERIFORMES
	Anatidae	Dendrocygninae Anserinae Anatinae Genera Incertae Sedis	Ducks, geese, swans
	GALLIFORMES
	Phasianidae	Phasianinae	Partridges, pheasants, grouse
	PHOENICOPTERIFORMES
	Podicipedidae		Grebes
	COLUMBIFORMES
	Columbidae	Columbinae Raphinae	Pigeons
	PTEROCLIFORMES
	Pteroclidae		Sandgrouse
	PHAETHONTIFORMES
	Phaethontidae		Tropicbirds
	CAPRIMULGIFORMES
	Caprimulgidae	Caprimulginae	Nightjars
	Apodidae	Apodinae	Swifts
	CUCULIFORMES
	Cuculidae	Cuculinae	Cuckoos
	GRUIFORMES
	Rallidae	Rallinae	Rails and coots
	Gruidae	Gruinae	Cranes
	OTIDIFORMES
	Otididae		Bustards
	GAVIIFORMES
	Gaviidae		Divers / Loons
	PROCELLARIIFORMES
	Oceanitidae		Austral storm-petrels
	Diomedeidae		Albatrosses
	Hydrobatidae		Northern storm-petrels
	Procellariidae		Petrels, shearwaters
	PELECANIFORMES
	Ciconiidae		Storks
	Pelecanidae		Pelicans
	Ardeidae		Herons, bitterns, and egrets
	Threskiornithidae		Ibises and Spoonbills
	Fregatidae		Frigatebirds
	Sulidae		Gannets and boobies
	Phalacrocoracidae		Cormorants
	CHARADRIIFORMES
	Haematopodidae		Oystercatchers
	Recurvirostridae	Recurvirostrinae Himantopodinae	Stilts, avocets
	Charadriidae	Pluvialinae Charadriinae Vanellinae	Plovers
	Rostratulidae		Painted-snipe
	Jacanidae		Jacanidae
	Scolopacidae	Numeniinae Limosinae Calidrinae Scolopacinae Tringinae	Sandpipers, snipe
	Turnicidae		Buttonquails
	Glareolidae	Glareolinae	Pratincoles
	Alcidae	Aethiinae Alcinae	Puffins and Murrelets
	Stercorariidae		Skuas/Jaegars
	Laridae	Anoinae Gyginae Larinae Sterninae	Gulls, terns
	ACCIPITRIFORMES
	Pandionidae		Osprey
	Accipitridae	Elaninae Gypaetinae Accipitrinae	Kites, hawks, and eagles
	STRIGIFORMES
	Tytonidae	Tytoninae	Barn owls
	Strigidae	Ieraglaucinae Surniinae Striginae	Owls
	BUCEROTIFORMES
	Upupidae		Hoopoes
	PICIFORMES
	Picidae	Jynginae Picinae	Woodpeckers
	CORACIIFORMES
	Meropidae		Bee-eaters
	Coraciidae		Rollers
	Alcedinidae	Alcedininae Cerylinae Halcyoninae	Kingfishers
	FALCONIFORMES
	Falconidae	Falconinae	Falcons
PASSERINES
	Families	Subfamilies	Description in English
	Pittidae		Pittas
	Campephagidae	Pericrocotinae Campephaginae	Cuckoo-shrikes
	Oriolidae		Orioles and figbirds
	Artamidae		Woodswallows
	Dicruridae		Drongos
	Laniidae		Shrikes
	Corvidae		Crows and Jays
	Monarchidae		Monarchs
	Prunellidae		Accentors
	Estrildidae	Estrildinae Lonchurinae	Waxbills, grass finches, munias, and allies
	Paridae		Tits, chickadees
	Remizidae		Penduline tits
	Passeridae		Sparrows, snowfinches, and allies
	Motacillidae		Wagtails, pipots
	Fringillidae	Fringillinae Carduelinae	Finches
	Plectrophenacidae		Longspurs
	Emberizidae		Old World buntings
	Passerellidae		New World sparrows and allies
	Alaudidae		Larks
	Panuridae		Bearded Reedling
	Cisticolidae		Cisticolas
	Locustellidae		Bush Warblers
	Acrocephalidae		Brush, Reed and Swamp Warblers
	Hirundinidae	Hirundininae	Swallows
	Pycnonotidae		Bulbuls
	Phylloscopidae		Old World Leaf Warblers
	Scotocercidae		Bush Warblers and allies
	Aegithalidae		Long-tailed tits
	Sylviidae		Sylvia warblers, parrotbills and allies
	Zosteropidae		White-eyes
	Timaliidae		Scimitar babblers and allies
	Leiothrichidae		Babblers, Laughing-thrushes and allies
	Regulidae		Goldcrests or kinglets
	Bombycillidae		Waxwings
	Certhiidae		Treecreepers
	Sittidae	Sittinae	Nuthatches, spotted creeper and wallcreeper
	Troglodytidae		Wrens
	Sturnidae	Sturninae	Starlings
	Cinclidae		Dippers
	Muscicapidae	Muscicapinae Subfamily name to follow Saxicolinae	Chats and Old World flycatchers
	Turdidae	Turdinae	Thrushes

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