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Adam Kaningher
@temptoetiam Le premier est de #Stork 😎
C’est un street artiste strasbourgeois, et ce sont donc des cigognes !
KristinJA Wood Stork is visiting Colorado! The last time one was sighted here was in 1934. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/rare-tropical-bird-last-seen-in-colorado-91-years-ago-is-hanging-out-in-metro-denver/ar-AA1KZqWS #stork
@iveylineWe have visited Germany many times over the past 40 years. We have never seen so many storks as we have this year. It's exciting seeing them becoming more common - like this group near Donaueschingen. #photography #germany #birds #stork
SzescstopniThe storks will be soon leaving Polesia and fly to Africa for the winter. Those two look like they're trying to find their passports in this mess of a nest.
RKristufPoint what you want!
(Don’t trust the Internet and the oligarchs)
Paper Thing Chart 373 - 376
By Meister Jeder, Dadaist, Hüter des Kunstfriedens von 1961 und Realistiker 8/25
#dada #Nature #Color #Art #AIart #Thing #animals #Storch #Stork
Weird & beautiful natureThe saddle-billed stork or saddlebill (Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis) is a large wading bird in the stork species, found widespread in Sub-Saharan Africa etc. Despite its size, it is a quiet bird, primarily known for its bill-clattering displays at the nest. Males are larger than females, and their eyes have a brown iris while females have a yellow iris. They form large platform nests, often on cliffs or on trees
Picture: Journeys Uganda
#weird #birds #stork #nature
Picture: Journeys Uganda
#weird #birds #stork #nature
Ma Quest 
"Have you seen a white stork somewhere in the UK? We would love to hear about it."
https://whitestorkproject.org/report-a-sighting/
#WhiteStorkProject #Stork #Storks #SaturdayStorks #WhiteStork #WhiteStorks #Knepp
20.36 Ma Stork preens Pa Stork while he snoozes.
https://whitestorkproject.org/live-cam-feed/
#Knepp #ReWilding #SaturdayStorks #BioDiversity #Störche #WhiteStork #Storche #BirdsOfMastodon #Birds #Stork #Storks #Bird #WhiteStorkProject #Webcams
Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmarThey're gone.
The young storks moved out a while ago and joined the first timer flock to the south. They need to go earlier, as the first migration is the hardest.
The parents stayed a little longer, enjoying their regained freedom and then left as well.
Our storks are most likely heading for the eastern route around the Mediterranean, across the Bosporus and the Suez canal.
Bon voyage!
I'm sure they'll come back next year, or whoever claims the nest. It's not like we can tell them apart :)
#Stork #Nest #StorkNest #Migration #Homestead #Bird #BirdsOfMastodon #FediBird
