A Watering Hole, Alligator, Birds, Marsh, Shore Bird, Swamp, Wildlife Black-necked Stilt Walking By April 4, 2019 Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography 4 Comments How do they know when it’s OK? It could be an assumption since 99% of the time nothing happens. Black-necked Stilt Walking By My guess is these birds have a fair idea of a safe distance, and how the Alligator is reacting to their presence. Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like this:Like Loading…
One of two types of ‘Stilt’ birds in the US. Mostly in South and Central America, and Mexico. Breeds along the South Eastern US coast. A few in lower California. The other Stilt is the Avocet, there are plenty of images here also. Thanks for the interest 🙂 Loading...
That’s one brave bird 😅 great photo! 👌🏻
Brave maybe… it’s still not a good idea LOL, thanks.
That is a cool looking bird! I’ve never seen one like that!
One of two types of ‘Stilt’ birds in the US. Mostly in South and Central America, and Mexico. Breeds along the South Eastern US coast. A few in lower California.
The other Stilt is the Avocet, there are plenty of images here also.
Thanks for the interest 🙂