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A large white stork flies against the background of a clear blue sky, copy space

White Stork (Ciconia ciconia) in Marrakesh, Morocco.

Stork (Ciconia ciconia) flying in the blue sky. A stork during migration. Stork flying soaring. Animal. Horizontal photo. No people, nobody. Copy space, blank. Empty.

Winter: White stork in flight during storm .

A white stork with black-tipped wings soars gracefully against a clear blue sky, showcasing its impressive wingspan and vibrant red legs in mid-flight.

A stork stays in its nest expecting baby storks at any time.

migratory wild bird white stork in its habitat

beautiful stork in flight against the background of blue sky

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closeup of sick stork in house of rescued animals

$De ooievaar (Ciconia ciconia) is een vogel uit de familie van de ooievaars (Ciconiidae). De ooievaar wordt ook wel uiver, eiber of stork genoemd. \n\nDe ooievaar is een grote, witte vogel met zwarte vleugelranden. Ooievaars hebben lange, rode poten en een lange, puntige, rode snavel. Mannelijke en vrouwelijke exemplaren zien er hetzelfde uit. Het mannetje is hierbij gemiddeld groter dan het vrouwtje$

Stork in flight isolated on a white background.

White stork (Ciconia ciconia) flying with spread wings to the right. Donana National Park, Spain

isolated on cloudless blue sky background

A stork flies high in the sky in spring.

Storks have a nearly cosmopolitan distribution, being absent from the poles, most of North America and large parts of Australia. The stork diversity are in tropical Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, with eight and six breeding species respectively.

One adult stork flying with outstretched wings high up in the sky, front view

flying stork with nesting material in its beak

$L 95-110cm, wS 180-218cm.\nBreeds in open farmland with access to swampy riversides, marshes and flood lands. Strongholds in E. Europe, declining in NW Europe.\nNests, often in small colonies, in stick nest (man made).\nSummer visitor, winters in tropical Africa.\nNotable passage at Bosporus and Gibraltar end Augustus, returns in April.\nFood: frogs,, insects, also snakes, young birds etc.\n\nIn the Netherlands since some decades more to see in the described habitats. Also due a breed programme in the western part of the country.$

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