For a long time, Master Adebar was considered a harbinger of spring. When he returned after the winter, people knew that the cold and snow were over. But since more and more storks are no longer flying south over the winter - in the Coburg region, eight forego the strenuous flight - the sight of a stork is no longer a reliable herald of the milder season. And now storks are also returning from warmer climes earlier and earlier. The resident stork was spotted on her nest in Thermalbadstrasse in Bad Rodach in the middle of last week, as stork representative Hans Schönecker reported, referring to the ring number DER AJ032. She was also already stalking through the Rodach meadows in search of food. This makes her the first returnee in the Coburg region. A year ago, she was also the first to return home - she moved back into her quarters on February 1st.

Source:np-coburg.de/inhalt.coburger-land-fruehlingsbote-das-war-einmal.87080e1a

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RadlerUnterland🚵‍♂️👍🏻😎

April 9, 2024

It's really impressive to be able to see the storks up close.

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Wolfgang

May 23, 2024

One of the stork nests that already existed at the lowest point of the stork population in Bavaria (only about 60 nests or breeding pairs in Bavaria, today again > 1000).

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