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THE Oyster Catcher feeds generally on shell-fish, oysters, limpets, &c. He detaches them from the rocks to which they are fastened, and opens them with his long, stout bill. The head, neck, and body are black. It lays two olive-brown eggs, spotted with black.
Why is the Oyster Catcher called an Oyster Catcher?
Why is the Oyster Catcher called an Oyster Catcher?
- Because it is used by humans to help catch oysters
- Because it eats oysters and other shellfish
- Because it has a long bill, perfect for opening oysters
- Because it hunts for its food in the rocks where oysters grow