Yep. Just a Wood Stork. I still flash back to trips heading home to our house in the Keys and Dad saying how rare it was to see them back in the 70's. Their numbers were so low that they were teetering on the brink. Now they have rebounded nicely and can be found all over Central Florida and elsewhere. Love them.
A description of encounters with birds and other wildlife during personal birding trips, Audubon fieldtrips, and banding days primarily in Florida but will include out of state finds when they happen.
Sunday, January 10, 2016
Wood Stork
Not much time to bird besides my weekly banding jaunts. So, here is a Wood Stork near the house before dark.

Yep. Just a Wood Stork. I still flash back to trips heading home to our house in the Keys and Dad saying how rare it was to see them back in the 70's. Their numbers were so low that they were teetering on the brink. Now they have rebounded nicely and can be found all over Central Florida and elsewhere. Love them.
Yep. Just a Wood Stork. I still flash back to trips heading home to our house in the Keys and Dad saying how rare it was to see them back in the 70's. Their numbers were so low that they were teetering on the brink. Now they have rebounded nicely and can be found all over Central Florida and elsewhere. Love them.
Labels:
Lake Weldona,
Wood Stork
Location:
Lake Weldona, Orlando, FL, USA
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