The Everglade Birds are a group of birds that inhabit the Florida Everglades. The most common species of these birds are egrets, which are large white wading birds with long necks and long legs. Egrets are often seen standing in shallow water, waiting for fish to come close enough to catch. They are also known for their spectacular courtship displays, which involve the male and female flying high into the sky and then diving back down to the ground.