Long-legged waders are a type of bird that inhabit wetlands and shallow waters. Storks, ibises, herons, and egrets are all examples of long-legged waders. Storks have large wings and long legs, while ibises have curved beaks and long legs. Herons have long necks and long legs, and egrets have long legs and white feathers. All of these birds use their long legs to wade through shallow water in search of food.