Have Saddle will travel![]() ![]() Saddle-billed stork - male
Storks are large, long-legged birds with short tails of open habits and wetlands. They belong to the Family Ciconiidae, with 19 species worldwide, and 8 species call Africa home. They are mostly black and white. The Saddle-billed stork - Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis - 145 cm is unlikely to be confused with any other stork. The sexes are dimorphic, the male has a yellow wattle below the chin with brown, read dark, eyes and the female lacks the wattle and has bright eyes – read yellowish. Uncommon residents. Usually in pairs or single. Usually silent, but has bill-snapping display. There are about 60 pairs in Kruger National Park, an area larger than some European countries! D200 2005 APL 3899W CommentsLillnea says:Amazing colors! Ran_d
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