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One more post from the Pantanal, featuring a species often cited as emblematic to the region. According to Wikipedia, Jabiru means "swollen neck" in a common indigenous South American language, and seem to be aptly named (see #4).
Enormous birds, bigger than wood storks, and about the same size as saddle-billed storks. Graceful in flight, ungainly on land, and (Wikipedia again), doting parents. For an earlier version of the same family, check out Eric's photo!
Comments/criticisms/advice all appreciated as always.
Greg

An early morning trip to the grocery store

Waiting for Mom to get back

She's back

The reason they're called Jabiru

Afternoon snack
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