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  1. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    I never get tired of seeing this one, actually, I never get tired of seeing any bird.
  2. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    A flyby at Eagle Lakes Park, Naples, Florida.
  3. The Feast

    The Feast

    This was one little spot in a long canal, its not a pond or wetland. What they were all feeding on I have no idea, but they were ravenous and persistent. This is almost full frame. Species in the image are; Roseate Spoonbill, Great Egret, Snowy Egret, both Glossy and White Ibis, and part of a...
  4. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    An early morning look at this large wader in the Corkscrew Swamp.
  5. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    These birds fly and glide at a pace that anyone can capture.
  6. Wood Storks (subadult and adult)

    Wood Storks (subadult and adult)

    Wood Stork (Mycteria americana) The wood stork in the foreground is a subadult (2nd year bird) while the one in the background is an adult. The Roseate Spoonbill is a juvenile. The birds in the background are White Ibis. Lake Texana, east of Edna, Jackson County, Texas, USA. Gulf Prairies and...
  7. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    These birds glide so beautifully.
  8. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    Wood Stork
  9. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    Wood Stork
  10. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    I mostly found this stork in open wetlands but this was in a deep cypress swamp.
  11. It took time but the catch was eaten.

    It took time but the catch was eaten.

    This was taken at Eagle Lakes Park, Naples, Fla.
  12. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    Wood Storks were congregating in a marsh behind a solid waste transfer station, managed to get this shot
  13. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    Though this bird may seem to have an awkward appearance it's actuall very agile on top of bushes and trees.
  14. No Baby Transport

    No Baby Transport

    The legend of the storks bringing babies involves the White Stork not the Wood Stork, right?
  15. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    This was taken at Eagle Lakes Park in Naples. Quite a unique place, combining wetlands with a huge recreational area comprising mostly soccer and baseball fields.
  16. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    They say this bird is endangered, but in this area they seem to be doing ok.
  17. Wading birds

    Wading birds

    Roseate Spoonbill (Platalea ajaja), Jabiru (Jabiru mycteria) and Wood Stork (Mycteria americana), Fazenda Sao Francisco, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil
  18. Wood Stork (Mycteria americana)

    Wood Stork (Mycteria americana)

    Wood Stork (Mycteria americana), Porto Jofre, Mato Grosso, Brazil
  19. Wood Stork carrying nesting material

    Wood Stork carrying nesting material

  20. Wood Storks

    Wood Storks

    Wood Stork (Mycteria americana) These bald-headed storks was photographed in a small un-named shallow lake adjacent to Ro Frio near Cao Negro in the Cao Negro Wildlife Refuge, Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica. Shallow lake, riverine, swamps, pastureland and Cao Negro Lagoon with disturbed...
  21. Wood Stork & company

    Wood Stork & company

    Jumped out of the car along a narrow highway to get this one. I would not recommend this move to anyone.
  22. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    I had posted one of these on the ground recently, and said it was a lifer, but this image actually was the first time I saw this bird. Once again I had no idea what I had until I got back from that days outing.
  23. Wood Stork

    Wood Stork

    On my way further south into the everglades along highway 41, I saw this odd looking bird. Well, it turned out to be one of 5 lifers I got on this trip.
  24. Gone fishin

    Gone fishin

    Wood Stork enjoying a fish in the Everglades
  25. Long legs are exhausting!

    Long legs are exhausting!

    Wood Stork resting on golf course at isla del sol, St Petersburg Fl.
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