dungbird
/ˈdʌŋˌbɜrd/Definitions
1. noun
A type of bird that consumes dung for its nutrients, often found in wetlands or areas with high concentrations of animal waste.
“The unique ecosystem of the wetlands is home to various species of dungbirds.”
1. noun
A type of bird that consumes dung for its nutrients, often found in wetlands or areas with high concentrations of animal waste.
“The unique ecosystem of the wetlands is home to various species of dungbirds.”