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Stork-billed
(redirected from Stork-billed Kingfisher)

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Stork´-billed`
a.1.Having a bill like that of the stork.


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This time-warped island can be accessed via bumboats (local boat) to Ubin Island and hunt for the local attractions like Red Junglefowl, Stork-billed Kingfisher, Laced Woodpecker, Oriental Pied Hornbill, Straw-headed Bulbul, Mangrove Pitta and Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker.
On a riverboat birding trip here we saw wildboar, monkeys, a black hornbill, a stork-billed kingfisher and a white-breasted kingfisher.
We also sighted white-breasted sea eagles, brahminy kites, crested changeable hawk eagles, black-shouldered kite, golden orioles, common iora, hoopoe, rose-ringed parakeets, red as well as yellow-wattled lapwings, lesser adjutant storks, sacred ibis, spoonbills, spot-billed pelicans, white-breasted, common and stork-billed kingfishers, several species of tailor birds and the ubiquitous red-vented bulbuls.
 
 
 
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