A long-tailed bird is a type of bird that has a tail that is longer than its body. The term can refer to four different species of birds: the PHEASANT (8 letters), PEACOCK (7 letters), tit (3 letters), and QUETZAL (7 letters). The PHEASANT is a ground-dwelling bird native to Europe, Asia, and parts of Africa. The PEACOCK is a large, brightly colored bird native to India and Sri Lanka. The tit is a small passerine bird found in Europe, Asia, and parts of North Africa. The QUETZAL is a colorful bird native to Central America and parts of South America.