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Ἶβις: ibis, including the sacred white ibis (Ibis aethiopica Ill.) and the black ibis (Plegades falcinellus Kaup.).
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Ἱεραξ: smaller hawks and falcons generically.
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Ἰκτῖνος: kite, including the common kite (Milvus ictinus Sav.) and the black kite (Μ. ater Gm.).
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Κίττα: jay, Garrulus glandarius L.; sometimes the magpie, Pica caudata L.
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Κολοιός: jackdaw, Corvus monedula L.
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Κόραξ: raven, Corvus corax L.
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Κορώνη: crow (Corvus corone L.) and hooded crow (C. cornix L.).
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Κύκνος: swan, Cygnus olor Gra. and C. musicus Bkst.
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Μέροψ: bee-eater, Merops apiaster L.
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Πελαργός: stork, esp. Ciconia alba L.
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Πέρδιξ: partridge, esp. the Greek partridge, Alectoris graeca Kaup; in Italy also the red-legged partridge, A. rufa Kaup.
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Περιστερά: rock-dove, Columba livia L.; domestic rock-dove, C. livia domestica L.
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Τροχίλος: Egyptian plover, Pluvianus aegyptius Viell.; elsewhere also the common European wren, Troglodytes troglodytes L.
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Χελιδών: swallow, including the chimney swallow (Chelidon rustica L.) and the house-martin (Chelidon urbica Boie).
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Χήν: as a wild type, the gray or graylag goose (Anser cinereus Meyer) and the bean goose (Anser segetum Bonn.), often the domestic type of the gray goose.
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Ψάρ: starling, Sturnus vulgaris L.
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Ψιττακός: parrot, perhaps esp. Psittacus alexandri L. and P. torquatus Gm.
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Ὠτίς: bustard, Otis tarda L.
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Ὦτος: a horned or eared owl, not more specifically identifiable.
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3. REPTILES AND AMPHIBIA
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Βάτραχος: frog, Rana sp. and allied genera.
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Κροκόδειλος: Nile crocodile, Crocodilus niloticus Laur.
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Ὄφις: serpent generically.
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Χαμαιλέων: the African chameleon, Chameleo vulgaris Latr.
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Χελώνη (χερσαία): tortoise, Testudo graeca L. and Τ. marginata Schoepff.; (θαλαττία): sea-turtle, Thalassochelys corticata Rondel.
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4. FISHES
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Ἁλιεύς: fishing-frog, Lophius piscatorius L.
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Ἀλώπηξ: fox-shark, Alopecias vulpes Bp.
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Ἀμία: bonito, more esp. the pelamid or belted bonito, Sarda sarda Cuv., to a lesser degree the bonito or striped-bellied tunny, Katsuwonus pelamis Kish.