U.S. Fish & Wildlife ServiceIt shows wood stork colony and nest density has changed over time. Within the breeding range, wood stork colonies and nest numbers generally cluster into four areas in the southeastern U.S. To identify these clusters, we conducted a density analysis and looked at colonies and nesting numbers at colony locations. A wood stork colony location map depicting nesting densities was generated through a GIS analysis that clustered colony location points into a specified neighborhood for each of the past 5 decades. The wood stork colony locations and nesting records show the breeding range expansion north from FL into GA, SC, and NC.ArcGIS FeatureLayerhttps://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/21c799ba72fa4d7a886d4ac78f2a247d_0engU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Open DataPublicWOST Density 2010 19 [United States]Web servicesUnited States2010