What is another word for otides?
Pronunciation: [ˈɒta͡ɪdz] (IPA) 
Otides is a term that refers to a group of aquatic birds that are commonly known as waders. These birds are characterized by their long legs and beaks, which they use to probe and search for food in shallow water. Synonyms for otides include shorebirds, sandpipers, and plovers. Shorebirds are a group of birds that are typically found on the coast or near water bodies. Sandpipers are a type of shorebird that are known for their long beaks and legs, which they use to dig for food in sand or shallow water. Plovers are also a type of shorebird that are known for their distinctive calls and foraging behavior.
