Roseate Spoonbill Artwork

Roseate spoonbill, living in the Florida Everglades (Everglades), have a pink colored flamingos and even from a distance resemble those of birds. They look very bright and unusual. However, this does not hide the pink plumage grotesque and dinosaur-like appearance of the face, as well as parts of the body without feathers. Spoonbill has a huge flat beak that resembles a ruler measuring the length of one yard. At the end of its beak shape is more rounded. Huge spatula, which is the bird opens its easy access to a variety of aquatic animals and nutritious source of food in the warm, shallow swampy waters, where it feeds on. Spoonbills often seen nursing along with herons, storks and cranes.