storks

Apparently the specimen described by Kellner & Langston (1996) is squashed flat, however, which makes it impossible to confirm whether the snout had the subrounded cross-sectional shape seen in storks.

Archive 2006-04-01 Darren Naish 2006

The villagers, most of them farmers, considered the banyan tree sacred and believed that the storks were their guardian angels.

Taipei Times 2008

The villagers, most of them farmers, considered the banyan tree sacred and believed that the storks were their guardian angels.

Taipei Times 2008

Then the beasts are seen, and he carries in a pair of leopards, or perhaps pumas; and then his whole family stand by while two eagles are inserted, and other big birds, such as storks and pelicans, await their turn.

A Wanderer in Venice Harry [Illustrator] Morley 1903

A student at the Technion observed the behavior of flocks of wild animals such as storks, wasps, and ants created a computer model of their behavior.

unknown title 2009

A student at the Technion observed the behavior of flocks of wild animals such as storks, wasps, and ants created a computer model of their behavior.

unknown title 2009

These parent storks, however, will not be on the nest for great periods of time.

Boing Boing 2009

Although many Europeans encourage storks to nest on the roof of their home - it is supposed to increase the fecundity of the householders - many would gasp at the inherent danger that lies in building one's home on top of a deadly current of electricity.

Boing Boing 2009

These days construction cranes are almost as ubiquitous as storks' nests in the Polish countryside.

Euro 2012 football stadiums provide grounds for Polish optimism 2011

In richly colored paintings Ms. Judge shows readers ages 5-12 some of what they found: nautiluses and octopuses, lizards and kiwis, "okapis from the Congo, capybaras from Colombia, and marabou storks."

When Imagination Blasts Into Orbit Meghan Cox Gurdon 2011