Jabiru is a species of stork, Jabiru mycteria, found in the Americas. The term may also refer to:
Other birds
- Black-necked stork (Ephippiorhynchus asiaticus) of Asia and Australia, often called jabiru in Australia
- Saddle-billed stork (Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis) of sub-Saharan Africa, sometimes called jabiru
Aircraft and aerospace
- Farman F.120, a family of multi-engined airliners built by Farman Aviation in France in the 1920s suffixed "Jabiru"
- Farman F.170 Jabiru, a single-engined airliner built by Farman Aviation in France in the 1920s
- Jabiru, also called Jaguar, a British sounding rocket used for research from 1960 to 1964
- Jabiru Aircraft, a light aircraft manufacturer in Australia, maker of the following models:
- Jabiru Fleet, former models of Australian satellite made by NewSat
Other uses
- Jabiru, Northern Territory, a town in Australia
- Jabiru Airport
- Town of Jabiru, a former local government area in Northern Territory of Australia
- Jabiru's Palace, the official residence of the Vice President of Brazil
See also
- Emu and the Jabiru, an Aboriginal Australian myth
- Jabiru toadlet, a species of Australian toad
- Jabru, an Elamite god of the underworld
- Jaburu, an alternative spelling for the stork, used as a tribe name in Survivor: The Amazon
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