What is the new Twitter bird logo's species?

A Mynah Bird. It makes a lot of noise for no reason, imitates those around it without changing its tune or sounding any nicer, and generally makes a mess wherever it goes. read more

I would have guessed it's a sparrow, canary or robin. All of them have that sort of generic shape. But wiki states that "According to Douglas Bowman, designer of Twitter, the new logo resembles a Mountain Bluebird.". which has a similar shape to the other better recognized (by most) birds. read more

“Twitter is the bird, the bird is Twitter,” the social networking company’s former creative director, Doug Bowman, said in a 2012 announcement about the latest redesign of the Twitter logo. Its slightly goofier predecessor had a tufted head and was sometimes accompanied by the company name; Bowman’s new bird was a sleeker update. read more

The known species, such as the Stephens Island Wren pictured below, are all extinct. All of this makes Twitter's explanation of it's new logo laughable/sad: Our new bird grows out of love for ornithology, design within creative constraints, and simple geometry. read more