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As the famous bearer of newborn babies to expecting parents, the White stork is a widely beloved symbol of good luck.

Instantly recognisable, with its black-tipped white feathers and long red beak and legs, it is a familiar sight across Europe where it commonly lives close to humans, perched high upon trees, poles or village rooftops. After painstakingly constructing huge nests with gathered sticks, migrating pairs often return to the same nest year after year.

Wingspan: 155-165 cm

Top speed: 110 km/h

Threats: Shooting, Powerlines

A flight for survival

White storks migrate in spectacular flocks numbering thousands. With their huge wings, they soar upon rising warm air currents to altitudes of 1500 m and then simply glide over huge distances. Since these warm currents do not form over water, storks travelling between Europe and Africa avoid the Mediterranean Sea, diverting via the Bosporus in the east or the Strait of Gibraltar in the west.

Yet there are other dangers. Migrating flocks, weak and exhausted by their epic journey, are particularly vulnerable to collision with overhead powerlines and the threat of illegal shooting along their migration routes.

Storks taking the eastern route across the African-Eurasian flyway risk a highly dangerous crossing over Lake Qaraoun - an illegal shooting blackspot in Lebanon's Beqaa Valley. At the height of migration season, hundreds of thousands of storks soar over Lebanese skies within a few short days. Every year, many thousands make it no further.

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Wingspan: 155-165 cm Top speed: 110 km/h Threats: Shooting, Powerlines White storks migrate in spectacular flocks numbering thousands. With their huge wings, they soar upon rising warm air currents to altitudes of 1500 m and then simply glide over huge distances.

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1.  In August and September, they are heading for Africa from Europe.

2.  Almost 1 million storks migrate in each season.

3.  Their migration starts in August 1 and lasts untill September 15.

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http://www.fws.gov/raleigh/species/es_wood_stork.html where can you find the wood stork? The wood stork can be found primarily in 3 counties in North Carolina, they can also be found in other states in the country. Protection Methods To help keep this creature from going extinct

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1.  Storks migrate to temperate climates.

2.  Storks are seen in Anatolia in the spring times.

3.  Storks usually nest on the roofs of houses.

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1. Storks have a long beak.

2. Storks mosly feed on fish.

3. Storks has big and long legs.

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1.  Storks are a kind of birds.

2.  Storks are white and black.

3.  Storks don't bring human babies.

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White Stork amazing Migration,  اللقلق الأبيض  חסידה לבנה シュバシコ bílý čáp bocian biały ウ सफेद सारस

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1.  What is the migration way of storks?

2.  How many storks migrate in each season?

3.  How often storks migrate?

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1.  Storks travel a distance of up to 10 thousand km a year.They can fly an average of 400 km a day.

2.  The red color of their beaks is due to the carotenoid substance in their food.

3.  Average life span is 25-30 years.The oldest living stork is known to live 39 years in Switzerland.

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1.  The biggest reason why storks migrate is the cold weathers. They migrate to warm places and where they can find food.

2.  Storks migrate in spring and autumn.

3.  Spring migration takes about 49 days. By comparison, the autumn journey is completed in about 26 days.

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1.  How many kilometers is the average distance the Storks migrate?

2.  Why are the Stork's beaks colored red?

3.  How long does a Stork live on earth?

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1.  Why do storks migrate?

2.  When do the storks migrate?

3.  How long does the migration take?