Hulbi Lorm wrote: ↑October 4th, 2022, 9:14 pm
Thanks for this explanation, Anne! I immediately get a bad feeling whenever one of our storks doesn't send data, so this was very welcome information for me.
Hello Hulbi Lorm
Following the migration of our beloved birds is undoubtedly a breathtaking (and often worrisome) business.
The adult birds have already proved to be strong and smart. They know their way around and are undoubtedly good fishermen who know the most attractive feeding places. Still, it remains a dangerous journey, a big challenge.
For the juveniles migrating south for the first time, it is more difficult. They still have to discover everything, learn everything. They have to be strong and healthy, they must be able to find and catch enough food. They need to be smart and, not to forget, they need a big dose of good luck.
Fingers crossed for all of them.
