Olat ha'Of - A bird brought as a voluntary korban olah

Kinim - paired bird-offerings, which include a bird brought for an obligatory korban olah

Melikah - The method of slaughtering bird korbanot, in general

Whether one may bring a bird-offering if his vow is a generic "I will bring a korban olah": Temurah 20a

Whether one who pledges to bring a bird-Olah may bring a single bird, or must bring a pair of birds: Keritot 9a

Separating the neck from the body, cutting the vessels in the neck: Zevachim 54a

Pressing the blood of the neck against the mizbeiach: Zevachim 54a

Requiring that the blood be placed against the side of the mizbeiach over a place where there is a protruding base: Zevachim 54a

On what part of the mizbeiach do we place the blood of a bird or animal brought as an olah: Zevachim 10b, 53a, 53b-54a

The skin is burned with the korban: Shabbat 108a

For the Bird-korban olah, as opposed to most other services, the Kohen circuited from left to right on the altar, if the altar was full in the east: Succah 48b

If one accidentally ate a bird-offering which was to be burnt: Succah 42a



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