spoonbill

• Army Corps of Engineers crusade to protect the Cape Sable seaside sparrow by diverting the freshwater flow was sure to doom the roseate spoonbill, a dazzling pink wading bird, and the Everglades kite and harm all of northeastern Florida Bay. —  Buchanan, Edna - Cold Case Squad (v1.0) (html).html
• Katydid was excited to see the roseate spoonbill in the bird exhibit. —  HS Blog - Homeschool Blog
• More Corpus birds: Roseate spoonbill, egrets, herons, gulls, terns, osprey, peregrine falcon, crested caracara.
• His power as a colorist stood him in good stead again, and more than once he received a rare word of praise, feeling quite elated when, one day, late in the summer, Dr. Edelstein said to him I have much gonfidence in your golor sense, Golin At the same station, one of the younger men was finishing a monograph on the spoonbill-cat, a sturgeon of the lower Mississippi, often six feet in length and a hundred pounds in weight, just coming into commercial importance as the source of caviare. —  The Boy With the U. S. Fisheries
• Birds of the same habits are found beside it--the ibis, pigeon, spoonbill, and toucan are seen feeding together. —  The Andes and the Amazon Across the Continent of South America

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