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Mycteria americana 

Wood Stork

Florida native

Endangered Florida species

U.S. Endangered species

St. Johns Co. FL 02/28/09
Flagler Co. FL 05/22/15
Flagler Co. FL 05/22/15
St. Johns Co. FL 02/28/09
St. Johns Co. FL 02/28/09
St. Johns Co. FL 02/28/09
St. Johns Co. FL 02/28/09
St. Johns Co. FL 02/28/09
St. Johns Co. FL 02/28/09
St. Johns Co. FL 06/14/08
Volusia Co. FL 10/02/05
Orange Co. FL 02/08/19

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The range of wood storks extends through the southeastern coastal states from North Carolina to Texas south to the Yucatan peninsula , plus Tennessee, Arizona, California and much of the central and eastern South American continent. Mycteria americana is possibly extirpated from Texas, imperiled in Florida and Georgia and seriously imperiled in South Carolina.

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Mycteria americana is a member of the Ciconiidae - Storks family.


For more information on this species, visit the following link:
Cornell Lab of Ornithology All About Birds page for this species

Date record last modified: Jun 14, 2020


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