One of the more remarkable storks is the Saddle-billed stork. It is brightly colored, with different length of mandibles and parts that appear to be placed there provisionally... Females and males are very similar, but up close the difference is obvious. The female has yellow eyes, while the male has brown eyes, and - as seen in the picture - also a little yellow wattle below the base of the bill. In flight it keeps its bill down, at about the same angle as in this picture, giving it a very unusual flight profile. Because of this habit, Saddle-billed storks can be identified easily also at large distances.