WOOD STORKS
Here is another species of bird that makes the occational stop in my parents back yard; the Wood Stork.
Storks taking a much deserved rest after delivering babies all night.
posted by Bill @ 7:24 PM
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Storks taking a much deserved rest after delivering babies all night.
About Me
- Name: Bill
- Location: Waldoboro, ME
Almost all my life I have lived in New England, with two brief stints in Florida and Washington State. My wife and I have restored five 18th century homes so far as a hobby. We live with two dogs, Breeze and Maple, and our cats Hobie and Rudder.
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- SNOW LODGE
- NO FAIR TILL NEXT YEAR
- MOBIL PEGASUS
- SNOW PLOW VICTIM
- ROADSIDE OAK
- NORFOLK CT LIBRARY
- SNOW SCULPTURE DOG
- PINE BURL
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2 Comments:
I'm glad I got to see that featherless neck. I was wondering: are their heads and necks without feathers so that they remain clean, like vultures?
Great photos. We have a lot of birds in our area. I am never able to get close enough. You must be very patient or have a telephoto lens.
I found your blog over at blog village, I am a fellow villager. Just wanted to stop in and say howdy neighbor.
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