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I can name a few of them... but only the ones that are also found here in Sweden *grin*
The ones I recognize (with a note the subspecies is probably not correct):
- Pidgeon
- Wren
- (Common?) Gull
- Starling
- Canada goose (introduced species)
- Crow... kind of... our native crow is the Hooded crow but you can find black crows at the Southern tip of the country, sometimes
- House sparrow (very common!)
- Mallard
- Heron
There are also some birds that look very similar to our birds but have some differences so that I can tell that they are not the same species, but I assume close related... These would be:
- The black-headed gull looks very similar to a species we have that is named... well, Black-headed gull lol. Just slightly different markings.
- The Nuthatch looks different from ours, but close enough that I can see that they are related, the basic shape is the same, basic colours are the same but markings somewhat different
- The tit next to the Nuthatch likewise looks similar to a species we have named the Coal tit
- The Kingfisher shows similarities as well
- As does the Dove, which reminds me (but is not identical to) our Eurasian collared dove
- The yellow/black sparrow looks very similar to one of our birds but I can't remember its name...
- The 2nd to last one reminds me a bit of a linnet
For a bunch of them I can recognize the general shape as a type of bird we have here (eg the thrush) but our species are different, as well
Hope that helps!