Anvilhead

Hamerkop

grrlscientist | May 29, 2008

tags: Hamerkop, Scopus umbretta, birds, Image of the Day Second in a series of non-passerine images by this photographer. Hamerkop, Scopus umbretta, also known as the Hammerhead Stork or the Anvilhead. Image: John Del Rio. [larger view].

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