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ng the dry season, the wood stork eats mostly fish, supplemented by insects=
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t, crabs make up about 30%, and insects and frogs make up the rest.[28] The=
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es where the latter is more abundant.[29] It is estimated that an adult woo=
d stork needs about 520 grams (1.15 lb) per day to sustain itself. For a wh=
ole family, it is estimated that about 200 kilograms (440 lb) are needed pe=
r breeding season.[19]A wood stork foragingThe wood stork usually forages i=
n flocks when not breeding, and alone and in small groups when it is breedi=
ng. In the dry season, the stork generally forages by slowly walking forwar=
d with its bill submerged in water while groping for food. During the wet s=
eason, this method is used about 40% of the time to catch food. During this=
 period, foot stirring, where the stork walks very slowly with its bill in =
water while pumping its foot up and down before every step, is used about 3=
5% of the time. Both these hunting methods are non-visual.[28]Because of it=
s non-visual foraging methods, the wood stork requires shallow water and a =
high density of fish to forage successfully. The water that it forages in d=
uring the dry season averages about 17 centimetres (6.7 in) in depth, while=
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deep. In the dry season, this stork prefers to forage in waters with no eme=
rgent vegetation, whereas in the wet season, it prefers areas with vegetati=
on emerging between 10 and 20 centimetres (3.9 and 7.9 in) above the surfac=
e on average.[28] This bird can travel over 80 kilometres (50 mi) to reach =
foraging sites, lending it access to a wide variety of habitats.[30]Both pa=
rents feed the chicks by regurgitating food onto the nest floor. The chicks=
 are mainly fed fish that are between 2 and 25 centimetres (0.79 and 9.84 i=
n) in length, with the length of the fish, usually increasing as the chicks=
 get older. The amount of food that the chicks get changes over time, with =
more being fed daily from hatching to about 22 days, when food intake level=
s off. This continues until about 45 days, when food consumption starts to =
decrease. Overall, a chick ea
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