jabiru

• Nom désignant une grande cigogne des régions chaudes du monde, notamment d'Australie, d'Afrique et d'Amérique, caractérisée par sa taille imposante et son bec distinctif.

A noun referring to a large stork found in warm regions of the world, including Australia, Africa, and the Americas, typically characterized by its size and distinctive bill.

1. Australian StorkC1formalaustralian

   A large, mostly white stork native to Australia, known for its impressive size and distinctive black head and neck.

   Jabiru d'Australie

   • The jabiru is often seen wading in shallow wetlands across northern Australia.
   • Birdwatchers traveled far to catch a glimpse of the rare jabiru.
   • The jabiru's nest is a massive platform of sticks high in a tree.

   Synonymesblack-necked stork

2. African StorkC1formal

   A large black-and-white stork found in tropical Africa, characterized by its red bill with a distinctive black band around the middle.

   Jabiru d'Afrique

   • The African jabiru uses its long bill to catch fish and frogs.
   • This species of jabiru is easily identified by the black band on its red beak.
   • During the dry season, jabirus gather near remaining water sources.

   Synonymessaddlebill

3. American StorkC1formalamerican

   A large white stork found in warm regions of the Americas, particularly in Central and South America.

   Jabiru d'Amérique

   • The jabiru is the tallest flying bird found in South America.
   • In the Pantanal wetlands, the jabiru is a common and majestic sight.
   • The American jabiru builds its nest in tall trees near water.