The Black-Necked Stilt is a wading bird known for its striking appearance. It has long, thin legs and a slender body, with a black neck and back, white underparts, and a distinctive long, straight bill. These birds are typically found in shallow wetlands, marshes, and coastal areas across North America, South America, and parts of the Caribbean. Black-Necked Stilts are social birds, often seen in groups. They feed primarily on small invertebrates and aquatic insects, using their bills to probe in the mud or water. Their unique mating displays and nesting habits make them interesting subjects for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike.