A white stork, the large wading bird that winters in Africa and breeds in Europe, built its nest on the old church tower.

The adjutant stork stood motionless at the riverbank, waiting patiently for a fish to surface.

A marabou stork landed on the riverbank and stared curiously at the fishermen.

During our hike, we were thrilled to spot a black stork perched on a mossy riverbank, its glossy feathers shimmering in the morning light.

At dawn, the maguari stork waded through the marsh, searching for fish among the reeds.

A stork-billed kingfisher perched silently on the riverbank, eyeing the water for its next meal.

The pediatrician explained that the faint pink mark on her newborn's neck was a stork bite and would likely fade with time.

The biologist documented several stork bites on the wounded chick during the field study.

At dawn, a milky stork probed the muddy shallows for fish, its white plumage gleaming against the mangroves.

A wood stork stood motionless in the mangrove, waiting patiently for fish to come within reach.