Storm's Storm or Storm's Stork (Ciconia stormi), became one of the living water birds in Indonesia. Storm Storm bird from the family Ciconiidae up to 80 cm in size is one of Indonesia's rare birds. Popolation Stork Storks around the world are estimated to lag less than 500. Naturally then the IUCN Red List labeled Storm Stork birds as Endangered species (endangered).
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The Latin name of the animal of the Ciconiidae family is Ciconia stormi (Blasius, 1896). In English known as Storm's Stork. While the common name in Indonesia is Storm Stork. Still closely related to the bird Sandang-lawe or the Black Stork (Ciconia episcopus).
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Storm Storm or Storm's Stork is large. The body length reaches between 75-91 cm. The fur is dominated by black and white. The wings, back, crown, and chest are black, while the throat, neck, stomach, and tail are white. The long beak is slightly curved upward and red. The skin on the face is pink with yellow eyes. In addition to face, legs and legs of this heron was pink.
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The striking difference Stork Stork from his close relative, Sandang Lawe is the color of the feather on his lower neck. If in Sande Lawe the fur is white, the fur on the base of the neck Storm Stork black. Also the colors on the beak, limbs, and legs are redder.

The main food Storm Stork is a fish. It also feeds on frogs, crustaceans, earthworms, invertebrates and water-insect larvae. Often found aloof though sometimes can be found in small groups. Make a nest of twigs on a tall tree. When breeding, this bird is known to lay eggs between 2-3 grains that will be incubated and hatch after about 90 days.
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Storm Stork is a native bird of Indonesia although not an endemic bird of Indonesia. This bird has a distribution area covering Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, Myanmar, and Thailand. In Indonesia can be found on the island of Sumatra and Kalimantan. Its habitats are wetland areas such as swamps, swamp forests, peat swamps, and around river basins in lowland areas.