What is another word for shorebirds?
Pronunciation: [ʃˈɔːbɜːdz] (IPA) 
Shorebirds refer to a fascinating group of birds that inhabit the coastlines, marshlands, and mudflats. They are known for their long legs, slender beaks, and vibrant feather colors. Some common synonyms for shorebirds include waders, waterfowls, seabirds, coastal birds, and sandpipers. Waders are a type of shorebird that are well-equipped for walking in shallow water. Waterfowls are birds that are adapted to swim and dive in search of food. Seabirds are birds that are found along the coastlines and the open sea, while coastal birds are more commonly associated with shorelines. Sandpipers are a specific type of shorebird that are known for their distinctive bill shape and feeding habits.
