totanus
/tɒˈtænəs/Definitions
1. noun
A genus of wading birds, particularly the common redshank, which are medium-sized to large shorebirds with long legs and a long, straight bill.
“The totanus birds migrated to warmer climates for the winter.”
1. noun
A genus of wading birds, particularly the common redshank, which are medium-sized to large shorebirds with long legs and a long, straight bill.
“The totanus birds migrated to warmer climates for the winter.”