Having the form or characteristics of birds belonging to the order Coraciiformes, including rollers, kingfishers, and bee-eaters.
From Coraciiformes (scientific order name) + Latin -formis (meaning 'of the form of'). The order name places rollers as the primary representative in an order of specialized, insectivorous birds.
Coraciiform birds are all master hunters that catch insects mid-air with incredible precision—kingfishers dive into water, bee-eaters snatch insects while flying, and rollers tumble through the sky hunting. They're basically aerial acrobats!
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