Alfred Russel Wallace

What birds can have their bills more peculiarly formed than the ibis, the spoonbill, and the heron?

British Scientist

The word 'spoonbill' refers to an actual bird species, it's not a made-up name.

Bird Species

'Spoonbill' vividly describes the shape of the bird's bill, helping to envision it.

Bill Description

Spoonbills are often found in wetlands, which can be a useful context clue.

Habitat Context

 It won't happen because they're so ubiquitous, we see them now, they're one of the great conservation success stories of the US. But there is one species in the Everglades that no matter who you are, you can't help but love, too, and that's the roseate spoonbill. These birds are great, but they've had a really tough time in the Everglades,

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 bushbuck on the other side there again an antelope species we don't see often they like to hide in the thick bush these ones particularly like to be around the dam and just on the right hand side of your screen as well there's a spoonbill that white bird with a

Spoonbill

A type of bird with a long, flat bill that looks like a spoon at the end.

Often appears as...

Bird Species

Bill Description

Habitat Context

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