Plate 14- 20. The Jabiru is, at 140 cm (55 in) tall, the largest of
the New World storks. Photo by John Kricher.
Plate 14- 22. Wood Storks are common throughout the Neotropics, particularly in the Llanos and Pantanal regions. They range as
far north as Georgia. Photo by John Kricher.
Plate 14- 21. The Maguari Stork is the second largest (120
cm/47 in tall) and the least common of the region’s three stork
species. Photo by Nancy Norman.258 chapter 14 don’t miss the savannas and dry forests