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Spoon-Shaped Beak
A duck has a broad and flat beak to catch

insects and worms in muddy water. This kind of
beak helps it to find food while digging up the
muddy bottom of a pond.
Duck’s Beak

Straw-Shaped Beak

Humming birds have long and slender beaks

that work like straws to suck nectar from
flowers.

Humming Bird’s Beak

Swiss Army Knife Beak

A crow has this kind of beak. It is a multi-
purpose beak used to eat fruits, seeds, insects,
fish and other food items.

Crow’s Beak

Chisel-Shaped Beak

A woodpecker has a strong, heavy and chisel-
shaped beak. It catches insects present in the

tree trunk, with the help of its beak.

Woodpecker’s Beak

Spear-Shaped Beak
Pelicans and kingfishers have a spear-shaped

beak to catch fish.

Kingfisher’s Beak

Tweezer Beak

Insect-eating birds like warblers have a thin and
pointed beak to pick up grains.

Warbler’s Beak

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