What are their names of birds derogatory when appeal to humans?

Some examples of bird names that can be derogatory when applied to humans include:

- "Buzzard" or "chicken hawk" are used to describe someone as cowardly or predatory.

- "Vulture" may imply someone is scavenging or exploiting a situation for personal gain.

- "Parrot" or "magpie" may imply that a person is repeating others without original thought.

- "Cockatoo" or "budgie" can be offensive if used to refer to someone as overly talkative or noisy.

- "Cuckoo": Often used to describe a person who disrupts or intrudes, based on the cuckoo's habit of laying its eggs in other birds' nests.

- "Sparrow": Sometimes used in slang to refer to a person of diminutive size or significance, or to dismiss their value.

- "Crow": In some contexts, can imply that someone is causing disturbance or annoyance, or behaving arrogantly.

- "Goose": Can be derogatory when used to describe a foolish, silly, or gullible person.

- "Turkey": Can be used in a derogatory manner to refer to someone who is pompous, foolish, or incompetent.

- "Pigeon": Can be derogatory when used to describe someone who is easily fooled, or who is lacking in intelligence.