The term 'New World Songbird' refers to two species of birds found in the Americas, the Vireo (5 letters) and the TANAGER (7 letters). Vireos are small passerine birds that inhabit woodlands and forests. They are known for their melodious songs and are found in North and South America. Tanagers are also small passerine birds that inhabit woodlands and forests. They are brightly colored and are found in Central and South America. Both species are important components of the New World avifauna.