Nabu: As Many Storks in Germany as Never Before
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A few decades ago the white stork had disappeared in many places in Germany, now the nature conservation association Nabu counts more specimens than ever before. The Nabu goes from 15,000 breeding stork pairs throughout Germany.
The stork is on the rise in Denmark, where Ærø has also been included on the Danish map of breeding stork pairs.
In the 1980s, there were fewer than 3000 white stork brut pairs in the FRG and the GDR together. Now, however, there are as many as never before. How it came about and where especially many live.
In the 1980s, the white stork had almost disappeared in Germany. Today, conservationists do not count as many breeding pairs as in a very long time. One reason for this is an adaptation of the birds on their journeys to winter quarters.
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In Germany at present five times more white storks breed than in the 1980s. The new record has several reasons – also a behavioral change of the animals. This post The good news of the day That's why there are now as many storks as never before published on Junge Freiheit.
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