- are used to
refer to
groups of
storks, two
frequently used ones
being a
muster of
storks and a
phalanx of
storks.
Storks tend to use soaring,
gliding flight...
- subspecies. The
stork family contains six
genera in
three broad groups: the open-billed and wood
storks (Mycteria and Anastomus), the
giant storks (Ephippiorhynchus...
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common names are whalebill, shoe-billed
stork and whale-headed
stork.
Traditionally considered as
allied with the
storks (Ciconiiformes), it was
retained there...
- Look up
stork in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
stork is a long-legged
wading bird.
Stork or
Storks can
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- 1 lb).
Among the
large storks, the saddle-billed
broadly overlap in size with the two
larger Leptoptilos and the
Jabiru stork but
possesses a longer,...
- Burundi.
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- wood
stork (Mycteria americana) is a
large wading bird in the
family Ciconiidae (
storks).
Originally described in 1758 by Carl Linnaeus, this
stork is native...
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nesting spot for
white storks; some 1,500
nesting pairs reside in the country, with some
villages having more
storks than people.
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brownish plumage and like most
other storks reach breeding condition after two to
three years. Like all
storks, they fly with
their neck outstretched...
