No, this isn’t part of the marketing for “Barbie.” A rare pink bird called the roseate spoonbill was spotted by a birdwatcher in Green Bay, Wisconsin — the first confirmed sighting of the ...

The roseate spoonbill — usually found in the southern United States — delighted birdwatchers with its rare appearance near Green Bay Michael Lee Simpson is a Digital News Writer at PEOPLE.

A roseate spoonbill (pronounced "ro-see-ate") arrived on the shores of Green Bay on July 26 and continues to draw Wisconsin bird watchers and curious onlookers almost a week later. The bird's ...

Green Bay has been lucky enough to be the landing spot for only the second roseate spoonbill documented in Wisconsin-- the first live bird and the first at all in nearly 180 years. The spoonbill ...

The pink wings of a roseate spoonbill drew birders and nature lovers from afar to Union Beach this week, but the bird's appearance also illustrated a growing trend -- that southern birds are ...

A rare roseate spoonbill, typically found in warmer coastal areas, was spotted near Jersey Shore waters this month. Emilee Carton, a Shrewsbury resident who has been an avid birder and wildlife ...

The rose-colored bird with a wide and flat bill is usually found in South American marshes, Central America and the southern U.S. This is the first living roseate spoonbill spotted in Wisconsin.