What is another word for black-necked stork?
Pronunciation: [blˈaknˈɛkt stˈɔːk] (IPA) 
The black-necked stork is a distinctive bird native to Australia, often known by its scientific name, Ephippiorhynchus asiaticus. This stately bird is known for its long legs, powerful beak, and striking black and white plumage. In some areas, the black-necked stork is also called the "jabiru," "koonaworra," or "barramunda." These nicknames are derived from various Indigenous Australian languages and reflect the bird's importance in local folklore and culture. No matter what you call it, however, the black-necked stork is an important and iconic bird species that plays an essential role in maintaining Australia's unique ecosystem.
