Needlebeak Fisher

The Needlebeak Fisher is a type of bird that is often found in the coastal regions or marshes. The name needlebeak comes from slender-pointed beak that is able to shoot through water or reeds with ease. While these creatures predominantly hunt fish, they have also been known to prey on insect that live in dead trees.
These birds are typified by their long, angular wings and thin body. While these creatures do not yield much meat, they are notable due to the long time that it takes for their body to decompose, allowing for consumption without worrying about degradation.