Trivia: Locomotive names named after birds

[Kneedown]

45107. Unofficially named "Phoenix".

 

[themiller]

50043 Eagle - again named after a warship but a bird’s name, nevertheless!

 

[Karl]

Thanks for all the replies folks. I hadn't realised there were so many names. The class 47's surprised me. However I stopped interest in 1984.

 

[themiller]

If you go as far as mythology, there’s the Phoenix with at least two locos named after it.

 

[Bevan Price]

I am not going to attempt to list them all, but the Liverpool & Manchester Railway used assorted bird names, starting with Swallow built in 1841. Its successor, the LNWR continued to use / reuse bird names on steam locos for many years.