> They also catch frogs and mice on regular fields. Don't need to be a bog. That's probably why farmers love them. Right you are, but still, the natural habita

> They also catch frogs and mice on regular fields. Don't need to be a bog. That's probably why farmers love them. Right you are, but still, the natural habitat which they are adapted to with their long legs, beak and neck is wetlands. Of course, if they can find plenty of food in a freshly ploughed field, they will take that too, but so will many other birds (crows etc.).