Wood Stork
It’s hard to call a Woodstork “beautiful” (I’m sure their mother loves them) with their knobby head and oddly bent knees (when sitting). They can be graceful while flying and I captured this one as it flew over a marsh. The grass is so high in the marsh that once a bird settles down in it the bird simply disappears.
Country United States
State South Carolina
Location Hilton Head Island
Gender Unknown
Age Adult
Activity BIF (Bird in Flight)
- Created Timestamp08/08/2021 17:03:32
- CameraCanon EOS 7D Mark II
- Aperture6.3
- Focal Length400
- Iso800
- Shutter Speed1/2000
Not gorgeous but great picture.