Fish-catching birds are a type of bird that feed on fish by catching them in their beaks. The most common examples of these birds are the pelican, ERNE, OSPREY, and CORMORANT. The pelican is a large bird with a long bill and a pouch under its lower jaw. The ERNE is a large, long-winged bird with a white head and neck. The OSPREY is a large raptor with a white head and dark brown wings. The CORMORANT is a large black bird with a long neck and hooked bill. All of these birds use their sharp eyesight and powerful beaks to catch fish from the water.