Black Winged- Stilt, Feeding On The Lake Stock Photography

Himantopus is a genus of wading birds commonly known as stilts due to their long, slender legs. These striking birds are characterized by their distinctive black-and-white plumage and their habit of foraging in shallow water bodies such as marshes, mudflats, and coastal lagoons.The most well-known species in the Himantopus genus is the Black-winged Stilt (Himantopus himantopus), which has a wide distribution across the globe, inhabiting various wetland habitats in both temperate and tropical regions. It is recognized by its long, thin, red legs, contrasting sharply with its black wings and back, and its white underparts.