Wading Birds

A wading bird with long legs and a spoon-shaped bill, found in sub-Saharan Africa's wetlands and shallow lakes.

Wading birds known for their vibrant pink colour, long legs, and unique downward-bending beaks.

A high-altitude flamingo native to the Andean altiplano, noted for its pale pink colour and specialised bill.

A medium-sized heron with a striking black crown, found near wetlands.

A tall, elegant wading bird with pink plumage and a distinctive curved bill.

A large wading bird often seen standing still beside water hunting fish.

A tall, crowned crane found in African wetlands, famous for its courtship dances.

A huge African stork with a bald head, massive bill, and scavenger lifestyle.

A brilliant red wading bird native to South America and the Caribbean, often seen in wetlands and mangroves.

A large, stork-like bird from East Africa, famous for its massive shoe-shaped bill and statue-like hunting style.

A large, long‑legged wading bird often seen nesting on rooftops and chimneys.

A long-legged stork with a distinctive yellow bill, commonly found in African wetlands.