Stork Coloring Book

A wading bird, which each of you knows very well. Unfortunately, we won't meet it all year round in our country because it appears in the spring and when the weather gets colder, that is when autumn comes, it flies away to warmer countries. It seems to have very long legs, but herons have much longer than storks. Its favourite food is frogs, which it mostly hunts near wetlands.

Flying stork

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Surely you have seen a flying stork before. It is a unique sight, because often storks fly very low and it feels like we are close to them. This...

Stork in flight

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Grab your crayons and color a stork - an unusual traveler's bird. Storks are birds we particularly like, they are not too timid and often turn out...

Stork in the nest

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Storks with their young chicks in the nest is a special and heart-grabbing sight for everyone. Have you seen such a nest? It remains abandoned for most of the year, but...

Stork hunts for frogs

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Sure you've seen a stork before, maybe you even see them every year. But did you know that storks hunt frogs and feed on...

White stork in flight

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Storks are unusual birds. They spend almost all their lives on the move. They wander around the world - they also come to us. You can meet them in the summer,...

Black uncommon stork

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Have you ever seen a stork? The one in the picture is special and unique because it is different from the ones we meet every year in Poland. It is black....

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Stork and frog

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The most delicious and favorite food for stork is frogs. Storks simply love to hunt them, it is their best meal. Perhaps you have seen a stork hunting...

Flying stork

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The stork in the picture is no ordinary stork. It is a mailman stork bringing babies to people. Your parents surely told you this popular saying about storks....

Stork kite

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Look at the stork in the picture. Surely you've seen a stork nest before, which is visited by a stork or a whole family of storks every year. The little chicks need care...

Spring is coming the stork in the meadow

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Just look at the bird walking across the meadow. Oh yes, it is a stork - a sign of spring. It will not stay in Poland for long, because it has to continue...

Stork with a baby

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I'm sure you've ever heard a funny story from your parents about a stork bringing babies. This picture shows the situation just described. He is carrying a package in his beak, and in it...

Stork on a meadow

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This bird simply loves to eat frogs, which it finds on its own. This bird simply loves to eat frogs that it finds on...

Stork with a baby

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You are familiar with the saying that the stork brings babies. This time as you can see in the picture a stork is flying and in its beak it has a special...

Stork in the nest

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Stork is a very intelligent bird. As you probably know it does not spend all year in our country only the period when the spring begins is already...

Information

  1. Classification: Storks belong to the stork family (Ciconiidae). There are more than a dozen species of storks, including the most famous in Europe - the white stork.
  2. Occurrence: Storks can be found on many continents, including Europe, Asia and Africa. They prefer open areas such as grasslands, marshes and agricultural areas.
  3. Migrations: Many species of storks are migratory birds. For example, white storks from Central and Eastern Europe migrate to Africa for the winter.
  4. Diet: Storks are omnivores. Their diet consists mainly of small animals such as rodents, insects, fish and amphibians.
  5. Sockets: Storks build large nests, often on artificial elevations such as chimneys or poles. In many cultures, the presence of a stork nest on a building is considered a good sign.
  6. Reproduction: Storks usually lay 3-5 eggs per brood. Both parents participate in incubating them and feeding the young.
  7. Soundless: Storks are one of the few birds that do not have the ability to sing. Instead, they communicate among themselves by flapping their beaks.
  8. Life expectancy: In captivity, storks can live up to 30 years, although in the wild their lives are usually shorter due to various hazards.
  9. Status: While some stork species are abundant, others are endangered due to habitat loss, environmental disturbance and hunting.
  10. Culture: Storks are present in many cultures and folk traditions. In many countries they are considered to bring good luck, and in Western folklore they are associated with the delivery of babies.

Trivia

  1. Long-distance hiking: Some stork species, such as the white stork, undertake incredible migratory journeys, traveling hundreds and even thousands of kilometers between their breeding and wintering sites.
  2. Territorial loyalty: Storks often return to the same nesting sites for many years, sometimes even for life. It is strong territorial loyalty that helps them maintain stable nests.
  3. Royal guests: In Poland and many other European countries, storks are warmly welcomed and treated almost like "royal guests." Often stork nests are placed on special platforms to encourage the birds to settle in the area.
  4. Storks vs infants: There are legends in many cultures that say that storks bring babies. This myth may be related to observations of the birds leaving their nests in the summer, when people often expect babies to be born.
  5. Unusual appearance: A distinctive feature of the white stork's appearance is the black spot at the base of its neck, which looks like a "cut". In Polish, this is why the white stork is sometimes called "black-faced stork".
  6. Watchful eyes: Storks have very good eyesight, which helps them find food on the ground and in flight.
  7. Differentiation of sounds: Although storks do not make complex songs, they can make a variety of sounds, from horn-like trumpets to quiet clapping of their beaks.
  8. Sign of happiness: In some cultures, storks are a symbol of good luck and good fortune. Their presence in the area is considered an auspicious sign.
  9. The economic importance of: Storks can provide economic benefits because they eat agricultural pests such as insects and rodents, helping to control their populations.
  10. Parental care: The storks are an example of good parents. Both parents participate in incubating eggs and caring for the young, and their joint actions are evidence of advanced parental care.
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