Assertion: wood stork | /r/HasProperty | breeding
Facets:
value: in areas with trees
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Storks in North America are only found in wetlands and coastal marshes of the southeastern United States, the Wood Stork being the only regularly occurring species and only breeding Florida.
text: Wood Stork: Breeds in Florida and Georgia; very rarely it may breed elsewhere along the coast from South Carolina to Texas.
text: Storks in North America are only found in wetlands and coastal marshes of the southeastern United States, the Wood Stork being the only regularly occurring species and only breeding Florida.
text: Storks in North America are only found in wetlands and coastal marshes of the southeastern United States, the Wood Stork being the only regularly occurring species and only breeding Florida.
text: Storks in North America are only found in wetlands and coastal marshes of the southeastern United States, the Wood Stork being the only regularly occurring species and only breeding Florida.
text: Storks in North America are only found in wetlands and coastal marshes of the southeastern United States, the Wood Stork being the only regularly occurring species and only breeding Florida.
text: Wood Stork: Breeds in Florida and Georgia; very rarely it may breed elsewhere along the coast from South Carolina to Texas.
text: Wood Stork: Breeds in Florida and Georgia; very rarely it may breed elsewhere along the coast from South Carolina to Texas.
text: Wood storks are colony nesters and breed in areas with trees above standing water such as cypress swamps and mangrove forests.