Yellow-billed Stork
The Yellow-billed Stork is a wading bird native to Africa, recognized by its long legs and bright yellow bill used for probing in shallow water.
Yellow-billed Stork Quick Facts
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These storks often forage by sweeping their partially open bills through shallow water to detect prey.
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Lifespan
15-20 years
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Habitat
Wetlands, marshes, floodplains
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Diet
Fish, frogs, insects
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Region
Sub-Saharan Africa
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