woodstork

the woodstork wades through shallow wetlands searching for fish.

a large woodstork nest was spotted in the cypress tree.

woodstorks migrate south during the winter months.

the endangered woodstork population has been declining.

conservationists are working to protect woodstork habitats.

the woodstork's distinctive black and white plumage is easily recognizable.

woodstorks often feed in groups near the water's edge.

the woodstork breeds once a year in the spring.

the woodstork is the official state bird of south carolina.

woodstorks can be found in the southeastern united states.

the woodstork uses its long bill to catch prey.

many woodstorks return to the same nesting site each year.

the woodstork is considered a threatened species.

wetland destruction has affected woodstork populations.

a flock of woodstorks was observed flying overhead.