The Senegal Saddle-billed Stork at Résèrve Africaine de Sigean North America The bridge was completed in

The bridge was completed in 1977 and opened to traffic in 1978

The church was built in the 17th century by Jesuit priests

with a grey-brown head and breast

This version is in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago

with a pointed bow and stern

The Senegal Saddle-billed Stork at Résèrve Africaine de Sigean North America The bridge was completed inDescription: Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis, commonly known as the Senegal saddle billed stork, is a large, striking bird found in sub Saharan Africa. It is easily recognizable by its vividly colored bill, which features a red saddle like crest and a yellow tip. This stork species is a resident of wetlands and marshes and is often observed wading through shallow water in search of prey such as fish, frogs, and crustaceans. The Rsrve Africaine de