Platalea ajaja
The roseate spoonbill gets its pink colour from carotenoid pigments in the crustaceans it eats, and it feeds by sweeping its peculiar flat bill side to side through shallow water, snapping shut on prey by touch. In the 1800s plume hunters nearly eliminated it from the United States; protection of Florida wetlands brought it back. It nests colonially in mangroves alongside herons and ibises.