Whose curved beak helps it to wade through muddy water
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The curved beak of a parakeet helps it to crack nuts and hard fruits.
All four species of avocet have peculiarly shaped beaks that are long, thin and curve upwards. They sweep these slender bills from side to side, skimming mud and surface water. This action stirs up small invertebrates and the birds then use their beaks like tweezers to pick out individual prey.
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