Wood stork populations have been increasing in Florida and other gulf states but they also seem to be moving up to Arkansas these days.Joe Mosby at the Cabin.net reports:
"The main levees along the Mississippi River and along the lower Arkansas take adventurers into areas off the beaten path, yet the exploring can be done in relative comfort – in your vehicle. For fans of levee drives, August is special because it brings some unusual visiting birds. Wood storks and roseate spoonbills are just two of the species that sometimes can be found. But there are no guarantees to seeing them." See full article.
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