What is another word for black-necked stilt?
Pronunciation: [blˈaknˈɛkt stˈɪlt] (IPA) 
The black-necked stilt, also known as Himantopus mexicanus, is a striking bird with its long legs and thin, delicate bill. It is commonly found near shallow bodies of water, marshes, and mudflats. While "black-necked stilt" is the most commonly used name for this bird, there are a few other synonyms that are sometimes used. For example, it is sometimes called the pied stilt, because of its black and white coloring. It is also occasionally referred to as the white-headed stilt, due to the white feathers on its head. Regardless of what it is called, this unique bird is sure to capture the attention of any birdwatcher or nature lover who encounters it.
