BEŽOVCE - A stork that did not fly to Africa for the winter is staying in the cadastre of the village of Bežovce in the Sobrance district. Despite its drooping right wing, it is able to provide itself with food and fly independently. As reported by the Administration of the Vihorlat Protected Landscape Area (PLA), it is regularly monitored. Residents are urged not to disturb it and not to try to feed it.
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BEŽOVCE - A stork that did not fly to Africa for the winter is staying in the cadastre of the village of Bežovce in the Sobrance district. Despite its drooping right wing, it is able to provide itself with food and fly independently. As reported by the Administration of the Vihorlat Protected Landscape Area (PLA), it is regularly monitored. Residents are urged not to disturb it and not to try to feed it.