Definition
A 'redshank' is a medium-sized shorebird known for its bright reddish-orange legs and bill base. It's commonly found in coastal areas and wetlands across Europe and Asia. These birds are active foragers, probing the mud for invertebrates. Think of them as the fashionistas of the bird world, rocking those bold red hues! They are vocal birds, and their calls are a familiar sound in their habitat.