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Wood Stork

Mycteria americana

3 Species ID Suggestions

Australian White Ibis
Threskiornis moluccus Australian White Ibis


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4 Comments

Liam
Liam 10 years ago

I agree with Wood Stork.

JamesFunk
JamesFunk 10 years ago

Though the Australian White Ibis does have a bald, black head it does not have black along the back of the underside of the wings. Also this bird was spotted in Louisiana, that would be out of the range of the Austalian White Ibis

JamesFunk
JamesFunk 10 years ago

If you look at the 2 suggestions to compare, it looks like Wood Stork is what you have...Ibis has black on the tips of the wings only, where wood stork has black all along the back of the wings. Also check out the head shape

CoastalJHawk
CoastalJHawk 10 years ago

Nice shot in flight. Looks like a Wood Stork.

KimChampagne
Spotted by
KimChampagne

Louisiana, USA

Spotted on Jul 31, 2013
Submitted on Jul 31, 2013

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