Bird names

[Frolickingfoam]

I really like for a girl:

Heron
Lark
Wren
Birdie
Robin
Dove

Which do you prefer?

Lark and Linnet are my favourite bird names. I love a pp’s suggestion of Starling!

From your list, Robin or Wren

Once had an acquaintance called Peregrine, it was a family name apparently and she was Perry for short.

I only like Wren and Robin.

Swan, Phoenix, Teal?

I’ve always thought Linnet would be a nice name

Really? Even though it sounds like a tampon?

Wren and Robyn are acceptable, quite nice even. All the rest are awful.

How about Flamingo?

I think that Robin, Wren and Lark are all fine but I’d avoid your other suggestions.
Linnet is nice and what about sparrow?
Peregrine is nice but is usually a boy’s name.
Do return and let us know what you decide.

Lark out of your list. But I like Linnet even more.

Robin, Dove and Wren are all OK.

I really don't think Heron works for a girl.

Birdie is rather cutesy.

Bronwen
Llinos
Gwennol

Wren. Although my favourite type of bird is the white-browned tit warbler. 😳

My stepdd is called Erin, my aunt has always called her Heron. We think it's hilarious.

Puffin after the character in “Wishfart” (he’s a puffin btw)

Lark

Paloma?

Heron Foods ....wipes that one out once and for all.

Piper?

Wren

Heron??
I think people would forever mistake Birdie for Bridie. I like Robyn - with a y is the girl's version and Robin is a boy's (I think). Wren reminds me of kitchens now unfortunately.

Piper, for Sandpiper?
Kiskadee is a nice bird name.

The nursery thought my nephew's name was Owl. It's Hywel.
Jay
Martin
Swift
Definitely not Spotted Flycatcher or Swallow 😆

Penguina

Heron really gave me the giggles.

Wren is a funny one. About 5 years ago a friend had a daughter called Wren and I thought 'oh how unusual' and suddenly I'm hearing it everywhere. Will probably date badly.

Polly

What about Oriole? That seems a bit more special

Mavis is the old name for Song thrush.

I once read a book with a baby girl called Pheasant.

@ShoppingPrecinctPrincess

What about Oriole? That seems a bit more special

Too like Areola.