Coastal raptors are birds of prey that live near the coast and feed on fish, crustaceans, and other aquatic animals. The three most common coastal raptors are the ern (3 letters), ERNE (4 letters), and OSPREY (6 letters). The ern is a small, stocky bird of prey with a short tail and long wings. The ERNE is a large, long-winged bird of prey with a long tail and a hooked beak. The OSPREY is a large, long-winged bird of prey with a white head and dark brown back. All three of these raptors are found in coastal areas around the world and are important predators in their respective ecosystems.