| Dove relatives |
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| Common birds (7) |
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| Birds greedily eat one's nuts (7) |
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| Homing birds (7) |
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| "Birds" were for a long time included among "Animals" |
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| New York City fliers |
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| Did they provide the original airmail? (7,7) |
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| Marks in a con game |
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| One pig's unable to fly but look for these little racers |
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| Greedy eaters keeping one cooking birds |
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| Ones getting the crumbs? |
New York Times |
08 Aug 2021 |
| Animals, over a long period of time, becoming winged creatures |
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| Park perchers |
Newsday |
28 Jan 2021 |
| . High-flyers succeeded at business |
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| Birds that coo |
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| Gulls and other birds |
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| Town birds |
The Times Concise |
29 Aug 2018 |
| Common gathering in a public square |
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| Birds of clay? |
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| Frequent park statue visitors |
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| Dupes |
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| Dupes |
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| If they're dropping by your house, don't stick your head out the window |
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| Easy marks |
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| Cooers |
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| Urban birds |
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| City nesters |
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| Easy marks |
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| They peck in the park |
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| Avian messengers |
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| Pouters. |
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| Fantails. |
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| Birds that "talk." |
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| Early airmail carriers. |
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