Northern SwordbillThe Northern Swordbill is a hummingbird species with an exceptionally long, straight bill relative to its body size. It is found in the Andes of South America.
African ShoebillThe African Shoebill, also known as the shoe-billed stork, has a large, shoe-shaped bill that resembles a clog. It's native to the swamps and wetlands of tropical central tropical tropical Africa.
Keel billed ToucanThe keel-billed toucan is known for its large and colorful bill. It's native to Central and South America and is often associated with rainforests.
SpoonbillSpoonbills are a group of wading birds characterized by their long, spoon-shaped bills. They are found worldwide, inhabiting various wetland habitats.
Roseate SpoonbillThe roseate spoonbill is a colorful wading bird with a distinctive spoon-shaped bill. It's native to the Americas, particularly in the coastal areas of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean.
Indian SkimmerThe Indian Skimmer is a bird with a long, orange lower mandible that resembles a knife. It's found in parts of South Asia and Southeast Asia.
Long billed CurlewThe Long-billed Curlew has a long, curved bill, which is the longest bill relative to body size among North American birds. It's native to North America.
Australian PelicanThe Australian Pelican has a long, broad bill with a distinctive pouch. It's native to Australia, New Guinea, and some Pacific islands.