Black-necked Stilt Walking And Eating @IreneDowningNature
Black-necked Stilt Walking And Eating  @IreneDowningNature
Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
The Black-necked stilt is a medium-sized shorebird with a black needle-like bill, black or dark brown upper parts, and white breast. They have long, thin rose-pink legs, and a long neck.
The black cap extends to just below their red eyes, with the exception of a white distinctive spot above each eye.

Black-necked stilt are carnivore (meat-eaters). Its diet is based on mollusks . small fish, and larvae of various aquatic insects.

They have the length of 35-39 cm and a wingspan of 71 cm

Stilts legs are longer in proportion to their bodies than any other bird expect the flamingo. T
their front toes are long and slightly webbed at the base, with no hind toe.

The Black-necked stilts uses an anti-predator display called the popcorn display where a group of birds hop around the predator while flapping their wings.

The precocial chicks are able to leave the nest within 1-2 hours of hatching, to hunt and swim.
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