Ajaia
- noun
- Specialized
- The roseate spoonbill belongs to the genus Ajaia, known for its distinctive pink feathers.
Examples
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The Ajaia is known for its distinctive spoon-shaped bill.
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Scientists observed a flock of Ajaia feeding in the wetlands of Florida.
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This birdwatching guide contains detailed information about the Ajaia species found in South America.
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Many Ajaias can be spotted in the wetlands of Florida.
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Scientists observed a flock of Ajaia feeding in the wetlands of Florida.
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The roseate spoonbill belongs to the genus Ajaia, known for its distinctive pink feathers.
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Many Ajaia can be spotted in the wetlands of Florida.
Compounds
- Specialized
A bird with pink feathers that wades in shallow water and has a bill shaped like a spoon
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ajaia is the scientific name for a small group of spoonbills in the Americas; a helpful way to remember it is to picture the bird's long, flat 'spoon' bill and bright pink feathers, because Ajaia refers to those spoonbill birds.