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black-necked stork

/ˈblæk ˌnekt stɔːrk/

Traduction: Grand échassier des zones humides d'Asie et d'Australie, au cou noir, au corps blanc et aux longues pattes rouges. Dans certaines régions, il est également appelé jabiru d'Asie ou jabiru d'Australie.

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/ˈblæk ˌnekt stɔːrk/formal
  • frGrand échassier des zones humides d'Asie et d'Australie, au cou noir, au corps blanc et aux longues pattes rouges. Dans certaines régions, il est également appelé jabiru d'Asie ou jabiru d'Australie.

A large wading bird found in Asia and Australia, characterized by its black neck, white body, and long red legs. It is also known as the Jabiru in some regions.

  1. Large wading birdB2formal

    A tall, long-legged bird with distinctive black and white plumage and a black neck, found in wetlands across Asia and Australia.

    frJabiru d'Asie

    • The black-necked stork is often seen hunting for fish in shallow waters.
    • We spotted a black-necked stork wading through the marsh.
    • The black-necked stork builds its nest high in tall trees near water.