Long-billed birds are a type of bird that have long, slender beaks. They are found in many parts of the world and can be identified by their distinctive bills. The five crossword solutions for this term are Stilt (5 letters), Snipe (5 letters), IBIS (4 letters), HERON (5 letters), and CURLEW (6 letters). Stilts are wading birds with long legs and long, thin bills. Snipes are small, brown shorebirds with long, curved bills. Ibises are wading birds with long, curved bills and long legs. Herons are large wading birds with long, straight bills. Curlews are large wading birds with long, down-curved bills. Finally, storks are large wading birds with long, straight bills.