Love is in the air.
Mating Wood Storks
It is that time of year when hundreds of Wood Storks flock to Wakodahatchee Wetlands to make more Wood Storks. Nest building is in full swing (although they really don’t build much of a nest). Mating is ramping up. And some storks are already sitting on nests. Some nests are so close you could touch them. The image below is just a small section of the area with nests:
It is that time of year when hundreds of Wood Storks flock to Wakodahatchee Wetlands to make more Wood Storks. Nest building is in full swing (although they really don’t build much of a nest). Mating is ramping up and some storks are already sitting on nests. Some nests are so close you could touch them. This is just a small section of the area with nests. To give you some perspective, Wood Storks stand about 3’ tall:
Wood Stork Nests along the boardwalk at Wakodahatchee Wetlands
Here are a few more pictures from this week at Wakodahatchee and diving at Blue Heron Bridge. Remember, you can click on an image to view it full screen.
