The Common Blackbird (Turdus merula) is in the family Pipits/Wagtails/Thrushes/Larks and a common, melodious songbird found across Europe and Asia. Males are entirely black with a striking yellow beak and eye ring, while females are brown with lighter streaks. They prefer gardens, woodlands, and parks. Their diet includes insects, worms, and fruits. They are in the family of Pipits/Wagtails/Thrushes/Larks.