Waterbird

usgb/ˈwɔːtərˌbɜrd/
noun

A bird that is typically found in or near water, such as a duck, heron, or swan.

The lake was filled with waterbirds, including swans and ducks.
Visual representation of "waterbird" - A bird that is typically found in or near water, such as a duck, heron, or swan.

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Neutral

wetland birds, aquatic birds, shorebirds

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General Usage

Use 'waterbird' in ecological discussions when referring to birds inhabiting water-rich environments.

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Many types of waterbirds can be found along the riverbanks during migration.
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Formal Context

In formal papers, emphasize the ecological roles of waterbirds in maintaining biodiversity.

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Waterbirds are crucial for the health of wetland ecosystems.
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Colloquial Usage

When talking casually, use 'waterbird' to describe common sighting of birds like ducks and geese.

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We saw a bunch of cute waterbirds on our walk by the pond.
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