Wood Stork (Mycteria americana)
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
2015-11-20
The Wood Stork is a large aquatic bird of the family Ciconiidae (storks). This friendly bird can be sighted near human residence.
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
2016-01-07
The large and dark gray head and white body are unmistakable.
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
2016-01-07
The tips of the flight feathers and it tail is black. The photo shows a wood stork in flight.
West Palm Beach
2018-12-17
The wood storks can be found in a group. The photo shows a group of wood storks were resting on tree branches.
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