Birds With Long Legs
American Bittern: The American Bittern shows camouflage so it is harder to spot in freshwater marsh areas so the researchers use recorded calls.
Flamingo: The bird with not only long legs but also with a long neck and body is the flamingo.
Australian Crane: The brolga is a bird that belongs to the crane family and is also known as Australian crane.
Black-Necked Stilt: This shorebird has long legs that are slender like and are distributed across the American wetlands and coastlines.
Great Blue Heron: The Great Blue Herons are capable of hunting both day and night. Its special neck vertebrae help to strike the prey at a distance.
Cassowaries: The Cassowary found in tropical forests of New Guinea, Maluku Islands, and Australia.
Cattle Egret: The location of these Cattle egrets is found to be north and south America.
Emu: This bird does not only have long legs but also a big body too, therefore Emus are considered as the second largest bird in the world.
Snowy Egret: The Snowy egret is found in California, Arizona, Mexico and Virginia.
Tricolored Heron: The Tricolored Heron found in New Mexico and Texas of the U.S during breeding seasons and in winters in northern South America as well.