I spotted this Black-winged Stilt in the slapping waves of Lake Magadi in Ngorogoro Crater, Tanzania. The sharp beak, black-white contrasting feathers, and long spindly legs make this bird memorable--and well suited for mud foraging.
Lake Magadi is a soda (or alkaline) lake, favored by stilts and other African waders.
(I wish you could see how goofy long his legs are. You would know why he is called a "stilt"!)