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  • Home
  • About
  • Animal Communication
  • Coastal Birds A-Z
    • American Avocets
    • American Oystercatchers
    • Black-necked Stilts
    • Black Skimmers
    • Cormorants
    • Curlews
    • Dowitchers
    • Dunlins
    • Egrets
    • Godwits
    • Grackles
    • Gulls
    • Herons
    • Ibises
    • Least Sandpipers
    • Pelicans
    • Phalaropes
    • Pigeons & Doves
    • Plovers
    • Rails
    • Red Knots
    • Red-winged Blackbirds
    • Ruddy Turnstones
    • Sanderlings
    • Spoonbills
    • Terns
    • Warblers
    • Waterfowl
    • White-rumped Sandpipers
    • Willets
    • Yellowlegs
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spoonbills

Spoonbills are one of a kind! Easily identifiable in the field. They are open and friendly, intelligent, loving, and cooperative.  Roseate Spoonbills forage in the shallows of fresh, brackish, and marine waters, and often roost and nest in groups often with other ibises, herons, and egrets. 

I absolutely love everything about them. Magical!

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