Wading Birds Wood Stork, Getting A Snack August 25, 2026 Ellen Jennings 5 Comments Only sometimes it turns out to be a dud. Wood Stork Just open your beak… Wood Stork …and drop it back in the water. Wood Stork Cypress Wetlands, Port Royal, SC June 6, 2026 Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like this:Like Loading…
When you enlarge the photos, you suddenly notice how rough and sculpted their heads are – almost prehistoric. Maybe that also has something to do with their brain capacity, and that’s why they’re a bit of a “dud.” 🙂 Loading... Reply
Definitely a prehistoric look to the Wood Stork. It’s easy to imagine dinosaurs in their environment! Loading... Reply
I had completely forgotten about the storks down there. I have plenty of shots of one drinking, bathing, etc. Thanks for reminding me. Loading... Reply
When you enlarge the photos, you suddenly notice how rough and sculpted their heads are – almost prehistoric. Maybe that also has something to do with their brain capacity, and that’s why they’re a bit of a “dud.” 🙂
Definitely a prehistoric look to the Wood Stork. It’s easy to imagine dinosaurs in their environment!
A bit of a dud, but yet they survive!
I had completely forgotten about the storks down there. I have plenty of shots of one drinking, bathing, etc. Thanks for reminding me.
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