Can birds see in the dark?

They can't see in the dark- their night vision seems to be slightly worse than ours. But they normally sleep through the night like us and do not climb around or eat. It's a good idea to dim the lights or cover the cage a minute or two before turning the lights out completely. read more

While tetrachromatic vision is not exclusive to birds (insects, reptiles, and crustaceans are also sensitive to short wavelengths), some predators of UVS birds cannot see ultraviolet light. This raises the possibility that ultraviolet vision gives birds a channel in which they can privately signal, thereby remaining inconspicuous to predators. read more

Some birds see Best in the dark; such as owls, which are night hunters. There are so many different species of birds, that a complete list would be impossible here. read more