Marabou Stork Leptoptilos crumeniferus |
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The marabou stork is the largest of the Tanzanian storks. The enlargements include a photo of displaying marabou storks. Note the two inflatable air sacs in the right lower photo: the bright red one at the base of the posterior neck and a pink one that hangs below the neck. The 2nd and left 4th row photos (Tarangire, 2-17) are courtesy of Stuart Webb. The nest photo (Usa River, 8-24) is courtesy of Mohamed Idd Mohamed. The other photos were taken at Lake Eyasi, Tarangire, and Ngorongoro Crater. Click the right lower photo to see 30 enlargements. |
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