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I am not a professional ornithologist (!), but that should be an African openbill stork. I went back and forth about putting names on each one, but it is dangerous to trust the identifications on stock image libraries and the birds are up too fast to read the names really. Starting after the intro it should be: white stork, saddle-billed stork, black stork, insert photo of a brolga and a blue heron, African openbill stork, black heron, sandhill crane, wattled crane, painted stork, wooly necked stork, Goliath heron, maguari Storks, jaribu, and yellow billed stork (maybe, I am not sure if this is actually another painted stork). -Sarah
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