Yellow-Billed Stork (Mycteria ibis), or Wood Stork or Wood Ibis, African bird

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Description

The Yellow-billed Stork has a worldwide distribution in tropical regions and often known as a Wood Stork. They have a fast walk as they wade through the shallow water sweeping for prey they find by touch.

Photographer: Nick Greaves