New male Black Stork profile for later comparisons.
Without a ring we can never be sure but hey. At least we got this.
He also has black scaled feet that you can see on this image. He also appears to have really pale feet. Or is that mud?
This male has no gap in the wing, so this must be our previous intruder and now new owner of the nest.
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9:27 (really difficult to see timestamp) Male begins to sing a song and touches the edge of the nest.
He might see another black stork he does not like or a threat.
Then, he stops and starts working on the nest bowl.
9:42 Male sings again and touches the nest edge multiple times. Then sits down to rest.
10:24 The male stands up and starts singing a his song again, touching the edge of the nest.
10:52 The male begins singing again.
10:53 Healthy ps
The male continues singing his song and tending to the nest bowl occasionally.
Healthy wings. No gap.
12:48 the male starts singing enthusiastically.
He stumbles into the nest
12:49 Female joins him in the nest. They are courting.
Seems to be our female. Same black marking on the beak, same ring around the eyes.
But without an actual ID ring we cannot be sure.
12:25 Male does healthy ps
Courtship continues.
12:31 They are preening and relaxing in the nest. The female preens him while he is sitting.
12:57 Female does healthy ps
13:08 It starts raining. Our storks are resting.
13:32 Male does healthy ps, then sits down in the nest.
13:50 Courtship continues. Beautiful singing between male and female
13:58 Female goes to the branch and male stands to sing for her. She goes back and joins him again.
Male sits in the nest once again.
Really long courtship.
14:14 Male does healthy ps
14:17 Male wants to start mating dance but the female rejects it.
14:19 Male wants to start mating dance again but the female is still not accepting.
He sits down in the nest instead.
14:32 Female does healthy ps
14:34 Male sits down again and female preens him.
14:38 Male does healthy ps
The female goes to the branch and while at 14:49 the male calls her in vain, at 14:58 it works and she joins him. They sing their song.
15:02 Male does healthy ps
The female repeatedly goes to the branch but comes back when the male sings.
16:41 The female flies away from the branch.
16:46 The male flies away too.
16:49 A black stork flies past the nest from the left.
16:49 The male is back in the nest, singing.
16:50 The female joins him. They sing.
17:02 Successful mating.
17:23 The male wants to start mating dance but the female refuses.
17:24 Female does healthy ps
17:26 The female flies away.
The male follows shortly after.
17:27 the male returns, singing a short song, then flies away again.
17:28 The male returns to the nest, singing.
17:29 The male flies away again
17:31 The male is back again, singing.
17:32 The male flies out again
17:34 The male is back, singing
17:35 The male is out again
17:38 The male is back, singing
17:39 He is out again
17:40 He is back again, singing
17:42 He is out again. This time he went to catch dinner.
Weird light in the camera.
19:22 The male is back, short song.
Beautiful colors on the neck.
He preens and does some work on the nest bowl.
21:49 Night vision. He is alone on the nest.
I wish him all the best for this season.
Everyone likes birds. What wild creature is more accessible to our eyes and ears, as close to us and everyone in the world, as universal as a bird? - David Attenborough
He also dropped the egg. 
that doesn't looks bonding for fun. This is a serious attempt at another clutch.
