Spoonbills are some really nice birds that I found at 2 spots here in Austria, one is Lake Neusiedler and the other spot is the Inn River where these pictures were taken. Usually the spoonbills are some

For this contest I want to show you some pictures of Spoonbills that I took at Lake Neusiedler some years ago. Since white birds are more or less rare and I only had the alternative of swans and the Little

The Eurasian Spoonbill is a very beautiful big bird that is visiting Austria usually during summer. There are only a few spots where you can find them one is Lake Neusiedler in eastern austria and the

Whenever I visit Lake Neusiedler in eastern part of Austria, the spoonbills are a highlight there. In the shallow water they look for food and feed their young. These are pretty big and elegant birds that

In August I Probably saw my first spoonbill at the Inn River, I have never seen it there only on other spots like the Lake Neusiedler but assume it started to migrate back to Africa from probably Germany

The Eurasian spoonbill also known as the common spoonbill, is a wading bird of the ibis and spoonbill family and is only here in Austria during summer time. During winter the spoonbills live in Africa.

All spoonbills have large, flat, spatulate bills and feed by wading through shallow water, sweeping the partly opened bill from side to side. It always looks funny when there is a group of spoonbills wading,

Spoonbill is a white feathered creature and a relative of Thresiornithidae. This is a long flying creature swimming fowl. Up to six species are perceived. Its logical name is Plateinae. It influenced the

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Euresian spoonbill is the world's tallest bird in the river padma in rajshahi. birdwatchers say that there is no record of anywhere in the last 100 years except for the country's coastal area. that's 22

The Eurasian Spoonbill (Plataleinae) Srirangapatna, Mandya district, Karnataka, India, # Nikon # from my archives. D.O.P : 15th February 2018