I love Wood Storks

This time of year, our Wood Storks stay pretty relaxed, singing and/or . . . . . . dancing.
By next month, we’ll start seeing them doing pirouettes overhead.Then the crowds will arrive, and the Wood Storks will start taking over ALL the nesting tree islands!And then, come February and March, the huge fluffy Wood Storks will once again be busy tending to the next generation.

20 thoughts on “I love Wood Storks

    • Yes! The Woodstorks really do congregate with other Woodstorks. We see them foraging together rather peacefully in the marshes and shallow ponds with Herons, Egrets, Spoonbills, and other wading birds. But when it comes to building their nests, they definitely tend to be bossy. ☺️

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