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Woodstork Colony
(Jax Zoo) -
March 18, 2006 |
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These pictures were all taken on
March 18, 2006 at the
Jacksonville
Zoo Wood Stork Colony. Still no
hatchlings, but many storks are
sitting in the nests 'incubating',
while others are still actively
building nests of their own. Today
we also guided a small group from
Seminole (FL) Audubon through
the rookery. A picture of the group
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Some storks
are already 'incubating' on their
nests. (Tree A) |
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Settling in
- trying to find a good spot? (Tree
A)
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The storks
feed (a little) and bathe in the
pond beneath the colony.
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This
wood stork is braving the zoo's
resident Bald Eagle (there are two
eagles that can't be released back
into the wild), attempting to steal
food. |
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Front:
Robin & Jo
Back: Gary,
Arlene, Paul, Neeta, & Carlton
from
Seminole Audubon. |
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All photographs in this gallery
copyright 2006 by Kevin and Marie
Dailey.
Duplication or copying by any means,
including electronic, is prohibited. |
