Jabiru
Crooked Tree Wildlife
Sanctuary
Sanctuary
07Mar2019
Huge, prehistoric-looking stork in
Neotropical lowlands...eats fish, frogs,
snakes, insects, young caimans and
crocodiles, crabs, and turtles.
Neotropical lowlands...eats fish, frogs,
snakes, insects, young caimans and
crocodiles, crabs, and turtles.
Jabiru mycteria
(L 47–55" WS 7.5–9.2 ft
Wt 9.5–19.8 lb)
Wt 9.5–19.8 lb)
© Bill Clatter
Macaulay
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Jabiru is a Tupi name for the
jabiru; mycteria in Greek/Latin
means heavy snout.
jabiru; mycteria in Greek/Latin
means heavy snout.
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