Abdim's stork
white-bellied stork
ciconia abdimii latin

It will also nest inside the large stick nests of the Sacred Ibis or Abdim's Stork.

Abdim's Stork - Species text in The Atlas of Southern African Birds.

The smaller dark-plumaged Abdim's Stork is often encountered with White Stork flocks in southern Africa.

The arrival of Abdim's storks (Ciconia abdimiiis) heralds the impending monsoon season giving a signal to farmers to till the land for agricultural operations.

The Abdim's Stork is distributed to open habitats throughout Eastern Africa, from Ethiopia south to South Africa.

In four sections, separated by walls of mesh, orange-beaked bateleur eagles, Abdim's storks, African spoonbills and brown-haunched vultures live in settings simulating their natural habitats.

Widespread and common throughout its large range, the Abdim's Stork is evaluated as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.

The Abdim's Stork, (Ciconia abdimii) also known as White-bellied Stork, is a black stork with grey legs, red knees and feet, grey bill and white underparts.

It is a walk-through exhibit housing various species of African birds including superb starlings, Von der Decken's hornbills, Bernier's teals, Abdim's storks, blue-bellied rollers and lilac-breasted rollers.

Wildlife endemic to the area include the Black-backed Jackal, Dorcas Gazelle, Hamadryas baboon, Suidae, Common Dwarf Mongoose, Abdim's Stork, Long-crested Eagle and Hartebeest.

The Abdim's Stork, (Ciconia abdimii) also known as White-bellied Stork, is a black stork with grey legs, red knees and feet, grey bill and white underparts.