#migratory bird

• Bee-eater — A small insectivorous migratory bird of the order Coraciiformes, with an extremely brightly colored plumage in shades of blue, green, yellow, and coppery, characterized by a long, sharp, and slightly curved bill, which feeds predominantly on bees, bumblebees, and other insects caught in flight.
• Anserid — A palmiped bird belonging to the anserid family (or the subfamily Anserinae), a structural group that includes geese and swans. As an adjective, the term qualifies any anatomical feature, plumage type, conformation of webbed feet, or migratory behavior specific to these medium-to-large waterfowl adapted for swimming and terrestrial grazing.
• Geese — A taxonomic term or collective scientific designation (derived from the genus Anser) used in ornithology to denote the group of wild and domestic geese; large migratory waterfowl characterized by a long neck, a robust bill equipped with serrated lamellae, and webbed feet excellently adapted for swimming.
• Anseriform — The feminine form of the adjective anzeriform; (adjective) having the shape, appearance, or anatomical features of a goose; (noun, in the plural) a major order of waterfowl (Anseriformes) comprising swans, geese, and ducks, adapted to aquatic life via webbed feet and waterproof plumage.