Difference between Shore Bird and Shorebird

SHORE BIRD vs SHOREBIRD: NOUN

A bird, or species of birds, that is found near the edge of bodies of water.
Any of various birds that frequent the shores of coastal or inland waters, such as a sandpiper, plover, or snipe.
Any of numerous wading birds that frequent mostly seashores and estuaries

Canadian goose, Hammerkop, Ortygan, Eskimo curlew, Sea crow, Heron, Hairbird, Bird of passage, Bird, Frigate bird, Aquatic bird, Grey heron, Pelecaniform seabird, Limicoline bird, Shorebird

Heroner, Canadian goose, Hammerkop, Ortygan, Eskimo curlew, Sea crow, Heron, Hairbird, Bird of passage, Bird, Frigate bird, Aquatic bird, Grey heron, Pelecaniform seabird, Shorebird

The waitress gave a quick double head nod, like a shore bird swallowing a bread crust, and strode off.
She was a member of the Massachusetts Audobon Society, the South Shore Bird Club and the Appalachian Mountain Qub.
Captain Matt also enjoys carving waterfowl and shore bird decoys.

The dependence on breeding and staging areas has made shorebird populations vulnerable to disturbance.
Early and extra nice Sanderling shorebird decoy by unknown maker from coastal NJ.
Nesting areas of some species were flooded, as was much shorebird habitat.
Reusing an old photo of a shorebird I missed this time.
Predicting breeding shorebird distributions on the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska.
The sanctuary holds crucial habitat for numerous shorebird species.
Many North American shorebird species are in steep decline.
In general, lower shorebird numbers than past years.
One: A Quantitative Analysis of Shorebird Monitoring Programs.
Important shorebird staging sites meeting Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network criteria in the United States.