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16 October 2024
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These are the most recent Sightings that we know off around South Africa. If you know of any sightings please let us know in the comments or on WhatsApp.
15 October 2023
Eastern Shores iSimangaliso Wetlands Park
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8 October 2023
Krugerpark
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🦢🌍 Discover the Majestic Saddle-Billed Stork! 🌍🦢
Hey everyone! Today, let's dive into the fascinating world of the Saddle-Billed Stork, a magnificent bird with some extraordinary habits and lore. 🦩🏞
🏡 Nesting Habits:
Saddle-Billed Storks are known for their impressive nests! They usually build their nests in tall trees near water bodies. These nests are huge and are often reused year after year. These skilled nest-builders ensure the safety and protection of their precious offspring.
🗺️ Migration:
These storks are among the few that don't migrate extensively. They tend to stay in one area as long as there's a consistent food supply. But during times of drought or food scarcity, they may migrate in search of better hunting grounds.
🎣 Hunting and Feeding:
Saddle-Billed Storks are skilled hunters. They wade into shallow waters, using their long legs and sharp beaks to snatch up fish, amphibians, and even small mammals. Their striking appearance and stealthy hunting techniques make them remarkable predators.
🌟 Folklore:
In African folklore, the Saddle-Billed Stork is sometimes associated with good luck and protection. They are believed to bring blessings and are often revered as symbols of purity and grace. Their appearance is thought to foretell rain, which is crucial for agriculture in many African communities.
So, next time you spot one of these majestic birds, remember the rich tapestry of their nesting habits, migration patterns, hunting prowess, and the captivating folklore they've inspir
