Adding colour to latest mornings at Melaleuca viewing area, pair of Blacked-necked Storks - and on occasion their shy brown offspring.
Pa Stork can be bit of a showoff. But, then, when you've got it . . .
Ma Stork mostly busier stabbing around for fish amid the weedy shallows.
No big catches seen, but here's hoping.
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