by Akash
Hummingbird - These tiny birds have long, thin, and curved beaks that they use to sip nectar from flowers.
Sanderling - These small, energetic birds have long, straight bills that they use to probe the sand for small crustaceans and insects.
Kingfisher - Kingfishers have a long, sharp beak that they use to dive into water and catch fish.
Toucan - These birds are known for their large, colorful bills that can be up to a third of their total body length.
Puffin - These are small, colorful seabirds with a distinctive, triangular-shaped beak that they use to catch fish.
Sandpiper - Sandpipers have long, thin beaks that they use to probe for insects and small crustaceans in mud and sand.
Woodpecker - Woodpeckers have long, chisel-like beaks that they use to drill holes in tree trunks to find insects to eat.
Snipe - Snipes are small, elusive birds with long, straight bills that they use to probe muddy ground for insects and worms.