The Black-necked Stork (Ephippiorhynchus asiaticus), a striking bird in Sri Lanka, frequents wetlands and shallow lakes. Recognizable by its black neck and vibrant colors, it uses its long bill to hunt fish and amphibians. With a distinctive appearance and tall stature, these storks are captivating to observe in their natural habitats. Conservation efforts focus on preserving the wetlands they inhabit, ensuring the continued presence of these majestic and unique birds in Sri Lanka’s diverse ecosystems.
