Black-necked Stilts Wading in Shallow Wetland Waters
Sunday, April 26th, 2026 at 10:44:15 PM · 2026/Yolo Bypass Wetlands
This wildlife photograph captures two Black-necked Stilts (Himantopus mexicanus) standing in shallow water among wetland vegetation. The birds display their distinctive coloring with jet-black upperparts contrasting sharply with brilliant white undersides and heads, along with their characteristically long, coral-red legs. They're positioned in a natural wetland setting with tall grasses and reeds in the background, creating a serene marshland environment. The clear water reflects both birds and vegetation, while the muddy shoreline is visible in the foreground. The image was captured at the Yolo Bypass Wetlands, a managed wetland area known for diverse waterfowl and shorebird populations.
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