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Common Name:	Wood Stork
Scientific Name:	Mycteria americana
Range:	Southern USA and South America
Nesting:	Usually 4 or 5 eggs in a moss, twig and vine nest.
Habitat:	marshes and swamps

The Wood Stork is an endangered species that resides in the southern United States including Everglades National Park, Florida.

Related Links & Resources:
● Wood Storks Nesting In Restored S. Georgia Wetland
● Endangered Birds Species
● Georgia Wildlife Management Areas
● Oconee National Forest, Georgia
● Georgia Deer Hunting
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