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Meanings of storks in English
French Air Force fighter unit.
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Usage of storks in English
1
Flocks of these storks whitened the marshes and lined the river banks.
2
But, in common with the once human storks, they had one consolation.
3
But we can take a look at the storks if you wish.
4
All the field was jumping with grasshoppers, on which storks were feeding.
5
Possibly this is the origin of our idea of storks bringing babies.
6
But, barring storks, all creatures were game that came within Salam's range.
7
Why have some creatures long necks, as cranes, storks and such like?
8
I will come back again, 'Lizebeth, every year when the storks return.
9
There they found the nests of many spotted eagles and black storks.
10
There are jays and thrushes as in España, and white storks and cranes.
11
The next morning the storks flew towards the south, for winter was approaching.
12
This was a glad sight, as that of the returning storks in Denmark.
13
Soon the swallows and the storks came home from their long winter journeys.
14
She then proceeded to lead the two storks to the chamber.
15
A couple of moments later Akka stood in the storks' nest.
16
The storks came at the usual time, but went back again.
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