Black-necked Stork - Ephippiorhynchus asiaticus
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The Black-necked Stork is found across South and Southeast Asia. They are also found in Australia. The sexes look similar but their iris differs. The female has a yellow iris and the male has a brown iris.
Black-necked Storks are carnivorous and their diet includes: coots, grebes, ducks, fish, amphibians, reptiles, crabs and mollusks.
Male
11/13/2014 - Miami Metro Zoo, Florida
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Female
11/13/2014 - Miami Metro Zoo, Florida
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03/06/2016 - San Antonio Zoo, TX
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