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Living or extinct records whether a species still survives today. Wikipedia notes the wild giant panda population "had increased to 1,864 individuals" as of the most recent national survey, a species very much still alive even as it remains vulnerable. This dimension separates species a visitor could still see today from those known only from the fossil record.

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Adamawa Turtle Dove

Yes

Adelie Penguin

Yes

African emerald cuckoo

Yes

African Grey Parrot

Yes

African marsh harrier

Yes

African openbill

Yes

African Penguin

Yes

African skimmer

Yes

American Crow

Yes

American Flamingo

Yes

American Robin

Yes

Andean Cock-of-the-rock

Yes

Andean Condor

Yes

Andean Flamingo

Yes

Arctic Tern

Yes

Atlantic Puffin

Yes

Australian king parrot

Yes

Australian pelican

Yes

Australian pied cormorant

Yes

Australian swiftlet

Yes

Bald Eagle

Yes

Bare-legged swiftlet

Yes

Barn Owl

Yes

Barn Swallow

Yes

Barnacle goose

Yes

Bar-tailed Godwit

Yes

Bee Hummingbird

Yes

Belted Kingfisher

Yes

Bicknell's thrush

Yes

Bird-of-paradise

Yes

Black redstart

Yes

Black stork

Yes

Black swan

Yes

Black Tern

Yes

Black-billed cuckoo

Yes

Black-faced cormorant

Yes

Black-headed gull

Yes

Black-legged kittiwake

Yes

Black-naped Tern

Yes

Black-nest swiftlet

Yes

Black-tailed godwit

Yes

Black-throated thrush

Yes

Black-winged kite

Yes

Blue Jay

Yes

Blue-capped rock thrush

Yes

Blue-footed Booby

Yes

Bluethroat

Yes

Bohemian waxwing

Yes

Brant (goose)

Yes

Bridled tern

Yes

Brown Pelican

Yes

Brown-headed gull

Yes

Budgerigar

Yes

Burrowing Owl

Yes

California Condor

Yes

California Quail

Yes

Canada goose

Yes

Canada jay

Yes

Carrion crow

Yes

Changeable hawk-eagle

Yes

Chinstrap Penguin

Yes

Collared Sparrowhawk

Yes

Common blackbird

Yes

Common buttonquail

Yes

Common Buzzard

Yes

Common crane

Yes

Common Cuckoo

Yes

Common eider

Yes

Common Firecrest

Yes

Common greenshank

Yes

Common gull

Yes

Common iora

Yes

Common Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus)

Yes

Common Kingfisher

Yes

Common Loon

Yes

Common moorhen

Yes

Common murre

Yes

Common Myna

Yes

Common Nightingale

Yes

Common Ostrich

Yes

Common Pheasant

Yes

Common pochard

Yes

Common quail

Yes

Common Raven

Yes

Common redshank

Yes

Common redstart

Yes

Common ringed plover

Yes

Common sandpiper

Yes

Common scoter

Yes

Common snipe

Yes

Common Starling

Yes

Common swift

Yes

Common tern

Yes

Common whitethroat

Yes

Common wood pigeon

Yes

Corn bunting

Yes

Corn crake

Yes

Crested lark

Yes

Dalmatian Pelican

Yes

Dunlin

Yes

Dunnock

Yes

Edible-nest swiftlet

Yes

Emperor Penguin

Yes

Emu

Yes

Erect-crested Penguin

Yes

Eurasian bittern

Yes

Eurasian blue tit

Yes

Eurasian bullfinch

Yes

Eurasian chaffinch

Yes

Eurasian coot

Yes

Eurasian curlew

Yes

Eurasian Eagle-Owl

Yes

Eurasian golden oriole

Yes

Eurasian hobby

Yes

Eurasian Hoopoe

Yes

Eurasian jay

Yes

Eurasian Magpie

Yes

Eurasian oystercatcher

Yes

Eurasian skylark

Yes

Eurasian sparrowhawk

Yes

Eurasian teal

Yes

Eurasian tree sparrow

Yes

Eurasian whimbrel

Yes

Eurasian woodcock

Yes

Eurasian Wren (Troglodytes troglodytes)

Yes

Eurasian wryneck

Yes

European Bee-eater

Yes

European golden plover

Yes

European goldfinch

Yes

European herring gull

Yes

European nightjar

Yes

European Robin

Yes

European Storm Petrel

Yes

Ferruginous antbird

Yes

Fieldfare

Yes

Fiordland Crested Penguin

Yes

Frances's Sparrowhawk

Yes

Galapagos Penguin

Yes

Gentoo Penguin

Yes

Gilded barbet

Yes

Glaucous Gull

Yes

Goldcrest

Yes

Golden Eagle

Yes

Goliath heron

Yes

Gorgeted Sunangel

Yes

Great black-backed gull

Yes

Great Blue Heron

Yes

Great cormorant

Yes

Great crested grebe

Yes

Great Egret

Yes

Great Hornbill

Yes

Great Horned Owl

Yes

Great knot

Yes

Great snipe

Yes

Great spotted woodpecker

Yes

Great tit

Yes

Greater Crested Tern

Yes

Greater Flamingo

Yes

Greater prairie-chicken

Yes

Greater Roadrunner

Yes

Greater sand plover

Yes

Greater scaup

Yes

Greater short-toed lark

Yes

Green sandpiper

Yes

Grey heron

Yes

Grey partridge

Yes

Grey plover

Yes

Greylag Goose

Yes

Griffon Vulture

Yes

Gull-billed tern

Yes

Gundlach's hawk

Yes

Harpy Eagle

Yes

Hen harrier

Yes

Herring Gull

Yes

Hoatzin

Yes

Hooded grosbeak

Yes

House Sparrow

Yes

Humboldt Penguin

Yes

Hyacinth Macaw

Yes

Icterine warbler

Yes

Indian Peafowl

Yes

Jabiru

Yes

Jack snipe

Yes

Javan blue flycatcher

Yes

Kagu

Yes

Kakapo

Yes

Kea (Nestor notabilis)

Yes

Kentish plover

Yes

King Penguin

Yes

King Vulture

Yes

Kiwi

Yes

Kori Bustard

Yes

Large-billed crow

Yes

Laughing Kookaburra

Yes

Least tern

Yes

Lesser black-backed gull

Yes

Lesser crested tern

Yes

Lesser Yellowlegs

Yes

Levant Sparrowhawk

Yes

Little auk

Yes

Little grebe

Yes

Little Penguin

Yes

Little ringed plover

Yes

Little Stint

Yes

Long-eared owl

Yes

Long-tailed duck

Yes

Macaroni Penguin

Yes

Magellanic Penguin

Yes

Magnificent Frigatebird

Yes

Mallard

Yes

Mangrove cuckoo

Yes

Marabou Stork

Yes

Marsh sandpiper

Yes

Mascarene swiftlet

Yes

Masked crimson tanager

Yes

Meadow pipit

Yes

Moluccan goshawk

Yes

Montagu's harrier

Yes

Mountain peacock-pheasant

Yes

Mourning Collared Dove

Yes

Mourning Dove

Yes

Mute Swan

Yes

New Britain sparrowhawk

Yes

New Zealand king shag

Yes

New Zealand rock wren

Yes

North Island Brown Kiwi

Yes

Northern Bald Ibis

Yes

Northern Cardinal

Yes

Northern flicker

Yes

Northern fulmar

Yes

Northern Gannet (Morus bassanus)

Yes

Northern lapwing

Yes

Northern Mockingbird

Yes

Northern pintail

Yes

Northern Rockhopper Penguin

Yes

Northern wheatear

Yes

Ocellated turkey

Yes

Oilbird

Yes

Oriental pratincole

Yes

Osprey

Yes

Pacific golden plover

Yes

Palau Swiftlet

Yes

Palm Cockatoo

Yes

Peregrine Falcon

Yes

Pesquet's parrot

Yes

Pheasant-tailed jacana

Yes

Philippine Eagle

Yes

Pied avocet

Yes

Puerto Rican lizard cuckoo

Yes

Razorbill

Yes

Red crossbill

Yes

Red Kite (Milvus milvus)

Yes

Red Knot (Calidris canutus)

Yes

Red-backed shrike

Yes

Red-billed malkoha

Yes

Red-crowned Crane

Yes

Red-necked stint

Yes

Red-tailed Hawk

Yes

Red-thighed sparrowhawk

Yes

Red-throated loon

Yes

Red-vented Bulbul

Yes

Resplendent Quetzal

Yes

Rhinoceros Hornbill

Yes

Ring ouzel

Yes

River tern

Yes

Rock Pigeon

Yes

Roseate Spoonbill

Yes

Rough-legged buzzard

Yes

Royal Penguin

Yes

Royal tern

Yes

Ruby-throated Hummingbird

Yes

Ruddy cuckoo-dove

Yes

Ruddy turnstone

Yes

Ruffed grouse

Yes

Rufous-necked sparrowhawk

Yes

Sand martin

Yes

Sandhill Crane

Yes

Sandwich Tern

Yes

Scarlet Ibis (Eudocimus ruber)

Yes

Scarlet Macaw

Yes

Scarlet Tanager

Yes

Secretarybird

Yes

Sedge warbler

Yes

Sharp-tailed grouse

Yes

Shining-blue kingfisher

Yes

Shoebill

Yes

Short-eared owl

Yes

Short-toed treecreeper

Yes

Silver-eared mesia

Yes

Slaty-mantled goshawk

Yes

Snares Penguin

Yes

Snow Bunting

Yes

Snowy Egret

Yes

Snowy Owl

Yes

Song thrush

Yes

Sooty tern

Yes

Southern Cassowary

Yes

Southern Rockhopper Penguin

Yes

Spotted dove

Yes

Spotted flycatcher

Yes

Spotted redshank

Yes

Spotted sandgrouse

Yes

Steller's Sea Eagle

Yes

Stock dove

Yes

Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo

Yes

Superb Lyrebird

Yes

Taiga bean goose

Yes

Taiwan blue magpie

Yes

Tawny owl

Yes

Tawny pipit

Yes

Terek sandpiper

Yes

Thick-billed cuckoo

Yes

Three-banded plover

Yes

Toco Toucan

Yes

Tufted duck

Yes

Tundra swan

Yes

Turkey Vulture

Yes

Varied thrush

Yes

Victoria Crowned Pigeon

Yes

Wandering Albatross

Yes

Western house martin

Yes

Western marsh harrier

Yes

Western Rockhopper Penguin

Yes

Western yellow wagtail

Yes

White Stork

Yes

White wagtail

Yes

White-bellied goshawk

Yes

White-fronted Tern

Yes

White-rumped swiftlet

Yes

White-tailed eagle

Yes

White-tailed ptarmigan

Yes

White-vented Violetear

Yes

Whooper Swan (Cygnus cygnus)

Yes

Whooping Crane

Yes

Wild Turkey

Yes

Willow warbler

Yes

Wood Duck (Aix sponsa)

Yes

Wood sandpiper

Yes

Woodlark

Yes

Yellow-eyed Penguin

Yes

Yellowhammer

Yes

Yellow-headed caracara

Yes
Sources
1. Wikipedia: Bird
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