You are on the right track. Both of the adaptations you listed are good examples. Their small overall size as well as the stubbyness of their tail gives them the agility required to easily fly among the dense vegetation which grows along secluded creeks where they live.

If you want to include some behavioural adaptions, then building a nest in a burrow within the bank of a creek could be included, as could their monogamous nature (forming a mated pair), and their tendency to defend their territory from other kingfishers.

Hope this helps.

I need adaptions like for example:

Big eyes -To see well and far

Long pointy beak - To grab food from underwater

ect ect,

I don't know if these are true, but please give me adaptations like that.