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2 comments:
How neat. I didn't realize that stork nests were also a Polish tradition. I remember reading the book The Wheel on the School with my kids, which was a book about some Dutcch children trying to find a wagon wheel to use as a stork's nest on their school. We all loved that story.
I keep looking at those stork nests, and thinking how huge they look!
Have only seen storks at the Moncton zoo - and they were about 5feet tall. Is that the size stork that would roost in those nests?
Will try to keep posting :) Must be time for a new one from you, isn't it?? :)
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