Floating Nests and Flying Peril The Fierce Life of Wet Season Birds

In the flooded forests of the Janos Plains, beauty and danger intertwine as birds nest in peril and predators lie in forests thrive on the nutrient-rich banks of rising the flood season at its peak, over 2,000 mm of rain transforms the grasslands into aquatic survival is far from , ibis, anhingas, and spoonbills gather in massive colonies to in full mating plumage, they feed ravenous chicks but not all nestlings survive the sibling , jacanas dance across floating vegetation, the females laying eggs for multiple males, who raise the chicks father faces a frantic search after losing his brood in the long , once buried in the dry-season mud, now cruise the waters hunting chick's desperate escape becomes a breathtaking fight for life against jaws made for is the Janos at its most vibrant and most season of birth, bounty, and inevitable loss.