Abdims Collection
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Abdim's Storks, also known as White-bellied Storks, are captivating creatures that can be found in various parts of Africa. With their distinctive appearance and fascinating migratory patterns, these birds never fail to leave a lasting impression. In Picture No. 10763669, we see Abdim's Storks at their nest, showcasing their strong bond and dedication to family life. These storks are highly social animals and often gather in large flocks during migration. Speaking of migration, the DDE-90022779 and DDE-90019837 codes capture the essence of Abdim's Stork as an intra-African migrant. In February, they can be spotted in Northern Uganda beside the Nile or resting after a long flight over the Kalahari desert in Southern Africa. Their journey is truly remarkable as they travel from breeding grounds in Somalia, Ethiopia, Uganda, north-west Kenya all the way west to Senegal. Migrating south and eastwards towards eastern and southern Africa showcases their resilience and adaptability. The images also depict Abdim's Storks soaring gracefully through the sky - whether it be individually or within a flock. Their flight is a sight to behold as they rise on thermals over the vast expanse of the Kalahari desert. When not flying or migrating across borders, these stately birds can be seen foraging for food in fields like those found in Murchison Falls National Park in Uganda. They feed on insects, small reptiles, amphibians, and even rodents with great precision. Abdim's Storks truly embody nature's wonders with their striking appearance and incredible migratory habits. As transequatorial migrants who brave long distances each year for survival, breeding, and sustenance;they remind us of our own interconnectedness with wildlife across continents.
