A bird with a curved or hooked bill, or a specific name for certain bird species that have noticeably curved beaks.
Compound of crook (curved) and bill (beak), a descriptive name following traditional English animal naming patterns like 'redbreast' or 'blackbird.'
Crookbill is a folk name for birds, showing how common people created their own field guide centuries before modern ornithology—they named animals by their most obvious features.
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