Recurvirostra Collection
At the break of dawn in Etosha National Park, a graceful Pied avocet (Recurvirostra avosetta) can be seen delicately feeding in the shallow waters
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At the break of dawn in Etosha National Park, a graceful Pied avocet (Recurvirostra avosetta) can be seen delicately feeding in the shallow waters. With its distinctive upturned bill and striking black and white plumage, this bird is a true marvel to behold. Moving swiftly through the water, it effortlessly sweeps its slender bill from side to side, searching for small aquatic creatures to feast upon. The American avocet (Recurvirostra americana), adorned in its vibrant breeding plumage, also partakes in this sweeping technique as it forages for sustenance. In Suffolk, UK during June, an adult Pied avocet proudly guides its precious chick through their watery habitat. This heartwarming scene showcases the strong bond between parent and offspring within the Recurvirostra family. These captivating images capture just a glimpse of the fascinating world of recurvirostas - their elegance, adaptability, and dedication to nurturing their young. Whether it's witnessing them feed at dawn or observing their intricate foraging techniques, these birds never fail to leave us awe-inspired by nature's wonders.