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In this episode, we turn our attention to the saddle-billed stork - Africa’s tallest stork and one of its most eye-catching wetland residents. From its massive wingspan to its surprisingly precise hunting style, we unpack what makes this bird such a standout.
We get into some impressive fish-handling skills, its long-term pair bonds, and a few behaviours that might be more relatable than you’d expect. Along the way, we also clear up how to tell males and females apart - hint: it’s all in the eyes.
Our “Two Truths and a Lie” segment takes a twist this time, with a round where everything sounds suspicious… for good reason. Plus, we explore an African myth tied to the saddle-billed stork, adding a cultural lens to this fascinating species.
To wrap things up, we answer a listener request with a slightly questionable attempt at imitating a fish eagle call - so stick around for that.
By Anna and CeskaIn this episode, we turn our attention to the saddle-billed stork - Africa’s tallest stork and one of its most eye-catching wetland residents. From its massive wingspan to its surprisingly precise hunting style, we unpack what makes this bird such a standout.
We get into some impressive fish-handling skills, its long-term pair bonds, and a few behaviours that might be more relatable than you’d expect. Along the way, we also clear up how to tell males and females apart - hint: it’s all in the eyes.
Our “Two Truths and a Lie” segment takes a twist this time, with a round where everything sounds suspicious… for good reason. Plus, we explore an African myth tied to the saddle-billed stork, adding a cultural lens to this fascinating species.
To wrap things up, we answer a listener request with a slightly questionable attempt at imitating a fish eagle call - so stick around for that.