Bozótosok
Bozótosok, known scientifically as Threskiornithidae, are a family of long-legged wading birds that includes ibises and spoonbills. These birds are found worldwide, inhabiting wetlands, marshes, grasslands, and coastal areas. They are characterized by their distinctive bills, which are long and decurved in ibises, and spatulate or spoon-shaped in spoonbills. This specialized morphology aids them in foraging for food, which typically consists of insects, crustaceans, small fish, and amphibians.
The plumage of bozótosok varies greatly among species, ranging from predominantly white to iridescent black or
The diet of bozótosok is primarily insectivorous and carnivorous. They employ various foraging techniques, such as