What is another word for adjutant bird?
Pronunciation: [ˈad͡ʒuːtənt bˈɜːd] (IPA) 
The term "adjutant bird" refers to a group of large wading birds that includes the marabou stork, saddle-billed stork, and the greater adjutant. These birds are known for their grey or black plumage, long beaks, and distinctive head and neck features. There are several synonyms for the word "adjutant bird" including the Indian national bird, hargila, the bone-cruncher, and the town council bird. The term adjutant comes from the word "adjutare" which means to assist. These birds are known for their role in controlling pests and cleaning up the streets in urban areas. With their unique appearance and importance in maintaining the ecological balance, they are a fascinating group of birds to learn about.
