The birds · Plate 216
Wood Stork
A wood stork stepping down a bank, bill to the water
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Plate 216, titled "Wood Ibiss": a wood stork stepping down a bank with its long bill pointed into the water, under a dark sky with trees behind. After John James Audubon. Wood storks feed by walking with their bills down in the water, feeling for fish.
After John James Audubon, The Birds of America, Plate 216, 1827–1838. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Audubon Society.