Limpkin (Aramus guarauna)
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
2015
The Limpkin is a large aquatic bird of the family Aramidae. It can be found near fresh water mostly exclusively in Florida (and south Georgia). It feeds mostly on apple snails (Ampullariidae).
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
2015
The body of limpkin is dark brown with white spots. The tip of its long bill is curved for eating snails.
West Palm Beach, FL
2018-12-17
The photo shows the individual in flight.
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