Sharp shots when white storks migrate to mangrove forests [B & W]

Hello my friends ... How are you today? I hope healthy always. This afternoon I shoot the white stork bird in a mangrove forest on Lhokseumawe.

This photo was taken in the afternoon when a white heron was looking for food or hunting fish in a river near where he lived.

Mangrove forests around the city of Lhokseumawe become white herons' nests, and the presence of these birds is a beautiful sight that can attract tourists to enjoy the beauty of this tourist spot, especially when the sun sets in this place.

Stork is a term for birds from the Ciconiidae family. Large body, long legs, long-necked but shorter than the egret, and has a large, strong and thick beak.

Storks can be found in warm climates. Habitats in drier areas compared to Egrets and Ibis. Food in the form of frogs, fish, insects, worms, small birds and small mammals from wetlands and beaches.

Storks are migratory shorebirds, flying away by flying using hot air currents so they can save energy. Photographs of flying cranes by Ottomar Anschütz (1884) inspired Otto Lilienthal to make gliders used for gliding in the late 19th century.

Scientific	Classification
Kingdom	Animalia
Phylum	Chordata
Class	Aves
Subclass	Neornithes
Infracelas	Neognathae
Superorder	Neoaves
Order	Ciconiiformes
Family	Ciconiidae Gray, 1840. source

While the so-called white Heron (Ciconia ciconia) is the symbol of the city of The Hague in the Netherlands and the unofficial symbol of the Polish state which has 25 percent of the entire heron. source

So, the shape of a white heron has long legs. The fingers have a few membranes, and serve to make it easier for herons to walk on mud when foraging. Storks have long and large beaks. This form makes it easy to find fish in swamps or mud areas.

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