鵁 Stroke Order

鵁 [jiāo] 1. A type of waterbird, specifically referred to as "red-headed heron". It has a long beak, tall legs, and a body length of about fifty centimeters. In summer, the male's head, neck, and crown feathers turn chestnut red. It is distributed in southern China and India. 2. In ancient texts, a bird name (English: legendary aquatic bird). 1. Reference: "Shan Hai Jing · Bei Shan Jing": "In the mountains of Manlian, there is a bird that lives in groups and flies together. Its feathers are like female pheasants, named 鵁. It sings and calls by itself, feeding on the wind."