What is another word for Aphriza Virgata?
Pronunciation: [ɐfɹˈɪzə vɜːɡˈɑːtə] (IPA) 
Aphriza Virgata, commonly known as the Surfbird, is a bird species found along the rocky coasts of North America. The name 'Aphriza Virgata' comes from Greek words 'Aphriza' meaning foam and 'Virgata' meaning striped. Synonyms for this bird are not as widely used but include names such as the Rock Sandpiper, which describes their preferred rocky habitat, and the Striped Sandpiper, which is another reference to their distinctive striped appearance. These birds are part of the sandpiper family and are known for their unique combination of features, including a curved bill, webbed feet, and the ability to forage among rocks and crashing waves.
