White stork

Vögel

White stork (Ciconia ciconia)

Injured birds

On their way from nesting ground to feeding grounds white storks are repeatedly injured because of power lines, road or rail traffic. Animals that have been cared for by a veterinariana and animal keepers may be released again. However, some of the storks will never be able to fly again and therefore remain in the zoo. On the roof of the zoo's villa healthy storks breed and fly up to 10,000 km far to Africa in autumn.

   


Kategorie: Vögel

Größe: beak to tail 110 cm; wingspan 220 cm

Brutdauer: 32-33 days

Lebensalter: up to 35 years

Geschlechtsreife: 3-5 years

Reproduktion: 3-5 eggs

Nahrung: worms, insects, amphibians, reptiles, small mammals, carrion

Lebensraum: open landscapes such as swamps, meadows and willows, savannas

Gefährdung: not endangered

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