Birds stereotyped by the genres of music they listen to.

• Crows - Jazz
• Emus - Emo
• Blue Jays - Neo Soul
• Woodpeckers - Swedish Death Metal
• Roosters - Heavy Metal *
• Owls - Hip-hop
• Flamingos - Salsa
• Pelicans - Squeezebox Sea Shanties
• Doves - Hymnals or New Age
• Ravens - Trip Hop
• Partriges - 60's Bubblegum Pop
• Vultures - Rap Rock & too fond of Kid Rock
• Chickadees - Alt Country
• Swallows - Rockabilly
• Ibis - J Pop
• Puffins - Hardcore Rap
• Pheasants - Bluegrass
• Toucans - Mariachi
• Mockingbirds - Indie music, but only until more suburban birds start listening to their favorite bands because they "sold out".
• Cockatiels - New Wave
• Emperor Penguins - 2 Tone Ska
• Goldfinches - Dream Pop
• Ducks - Top 40
• Peacocks - Showtunes
• Chickens - New Country
• Nightingales - Bjork
• Swans - Symphonic Music
• Turkeys - Classic Southern Rock
• Storks - Lullabies & Soft Jazz
• Robins - Folk
• Canadian Geese - Prog Rock... mostly Rush
• Parrots - They say they listen to Reggae, but it's pretty much just Bob Marley on their mp3 players.
• Macaws - Reggae
• Warblers - Opera
• Pigeons - No music, rather AM talk radio
• Blue Herons - Adult Contemporary
• Eagles - Classical (Note: They are not fond of marching tunes, patriotic songs or country music like previously thought.)
• Parakeets - Psychadelic byrds
• Yardbirds - British Invasion
• Seagulls - Grunge
• Ostriches - Drum & Bass
• Hummingbirds - Trance
• Cuckoos - Parodies and comedic songs
• Thrashers - Epitaph Records, Alternative Tentacles, Thrashpunk
• Distelfink - Pennsylvania Dutch Folk