They come with
the Spring and stay for the Summer. When you leave the city, you can spot their
distinctive silhouettes flying overhead or their round white heads sticking up over
the walls of nests. Storks reuse the same nests year after year so they become
local landmarks – usually on top of electricity poles or chimneys of empty
buildings. Just outside the city limits on the main highway East there are two –
one in use, one abandoned – that are nestled in the crooks of the streetlights
in the central reservation. They have apparently been there for at least a
decade.
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