Categories Birds & beasts Storks far from home – Cigognes loin de chez eux Post author By avril Post date September 5, 2017 8 Comments on Storks far from home – Cigognes loin de chez eux You don’t usually see storks this far west, but I guess it’s nostalgia :). On ne voit pas souvent de cigognes dans le centre de la France mais je suppose que quelqu’un a le mal du pays :). Tags storks in central France ← Life & Death of a Washhouse – Vie et mort d'un lavoir → Postcard from Istanbul – First Impressions 8 replies on “Storks far from home – Cigognes loin de chez eux” I am astounded. I had no idea they could be seen around here. Glad you were able to witness them. I think these ones are resident all year round. Ha ha! did you see the pics of the ones that stopped over on the chateau at Le Grand Pressigny? No I didn’t. I saw these the last time we cycled to Valaire and didn’t take a photo. This time I stopped. These actually move with the wind. I like that. Not difficult to assume they are not alive, especially with the creeper winding its way up the pole. Do humans bring a baby stork to the nest? It could well be! Oh Lesley, you have such a good sense of humour! Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
No I didn’t. I saw these the last time we cycled to Valaire and didn’t take a photo. This time I stopped. These actually move with the wind.
8 replies on “Storks far from home – Cigognes loin de chez eux”
I am astounded. I had no idea they could be seen around here. Glad you were able to witness them.
I think these ones are resident all year round.
Ha ha! did you see the pics of the ones that stopped over on the chateau at Le Grand Pressigny?
No I didn’t. I saw these the last time we cycled to Valaire and didn’t take a photo. This time I stopped. These actually move with the wind.
I like that.
Not difficult to assume they are not alive, especially with the creeper winding its way up the pole.
Do humans bring a baby stork to the nest?
It could well be! Oh Lesley, you have such a good sense of humour!