Nebraskaland Magazine
All birds have bills, but different bills are used differently. Rather than going on a prolonged digression about bills, it may be more useful to show rather than tell. Typically, we think of bills as hard, inflexible and unfeeling. They are comprised of bone and keratin and are used to grab, crack, poke and rip things. That is certainly an apt description for many bird species, but not all. Sandpiper’s bills are different. Take a look at the photographs of …
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