Sci-Fi Currency or Exotic Bird?

The following terms either refer to fictional currency or actual birds. Can you tell which is which?

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Frizzle

Sci-fi currency

Exotic bird

ANSWER: A show chicken A show chicken

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Jabiru

Sci-fi currency

Exotic bird

ANSWER: Large South American stork Large South American stork

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Stollars

Sci-fi currency

Exotic bird

ANSWER: Used in Arthur C. Clarke's A Fall of Moondust Used in Arthur C. Clarke's A Fall of Moondust

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Skua

Sci-fi currency

Exotic bird

ANSWER: Antarctic seabird Antarctic seabird

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Sittella

Sci-fi currency

Exotic bird

ANSWER: Australian perching bird Australian perching bird

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Kalganid

Sci-fi currency

Exotic bird

ANSWER: Used in the Second Foundation series by Isaac Asimov Used in the Second Foundation series by Isaac Asimov

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Darsek

Sci-fi currency

Exotic bird

ANSWER: Used by the Klingons, the villains turned hesitant allies of Star Trek Used by the Klingons, the villains turned hesitant allies of Star Trek

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Lamona

Sci-fi currency

Exotic bird

ANSWER: American breed of chicken American breed of chicken

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Whuffie

Sci-fi currency

Exotic bird

ANSWER: Used in Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by Cory Doctorow Used in Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by Cory Doctorow

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Galah

Sci-fi currency

Exotic bird

ANSWER: Australian cockatoo Australian cockatoo

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Ningi

Sci-fi currency

Exotic bird

ANSWER: Hithhiker's Guide to the Galaxy describes it as an unusable currency that is a "triangular rubber coin six thousand eight hundred miles a side."