Wetlands birds are a diverse group of species that inhabit areas such as marshes, swamps, and shallow bodies of water. Two of the most common wetlands birds are the EGRET and the CRANE, both of which have five letters in their name. The EGRET is a white heron with long legs and a long neck, while the CRANE is a large bird with a long neck and long legs. Another common wetlands bird is the COOT, which has four letters in its name. The COOT is a small, black bird with a short bill and a white patch on its forehead. All three of these birds can be found in wetlands habitats around the world.