Parrot's bill is a term commonly used to describe a specific type of plant that bears a striking resemblance to a bird's beak. This plant, scientifically known as Clianthus puniceus, is also commonly referred to as the lobster claw plant or the glory pea. Despite the variation in names, the parrot's bill plant is easily recognizable thanks to its vibrant red flowers that look similar to the beak of a parrot. Other synonyms for parrot's bill include crimson glory vine, kaka beak, and red kowhai. Regardless of the name used, this plant is a visually stunning addition to any garden or landscape.