The term 'Bog Bird' refers to three species of birds that are commonly found in wetlands and bogs: the HERON, EGRET, and Snipe. The HERON is a long-legged wading bird with a long neck and pointed bill. The EGRET is a white wading bird with a long neck and long legs. The Snipe is a small, brown wading bird with a long bill and short legs. All three of these birds are found in wetlands and bogs, and they are all considered to be bog birds.