stork in sudan (el fasher )
Ardea Ciconia Linnaeus, 1758
polytypic
Ciconia nominations (Linnaeus, 1758), Europe, North Africa, the Middle East. Extralimital: asiatica Severtzov, 1872, Central Asia; Boyciana Swinhoe, 1873, South Asia.
Is Palaeoephispiorhychus.
It was discovered in Egypt from the Oligocene age (33-23.8 million years ago) and from mandibulls.
Leylek (Ciconia ciconia) 's own name in the name of the Leylekgiller (Ciconiidae) family is located within.
This family consists of large, wide-winged, wetland and land-dwelling birds. The stork family is divided into 19 species and 3 groups.
Stork, the second group Typical
In our country, two species of storks can live: Stork and Black Stork (Ciconia nigra).
In addition, the Stilted Yellow Stork (Mycteria ibis) can also be seen coincidentally.
It's a big wetland.
Its hair is white and the flight feathers are black.
It has a long red beak and feet.
It has a long length and a short tail.
Keeps his neck straight when he's flying.
It is silent.
The stork is similar to an adult but its beak and feet are black.
Gaga and feet gradually turn red from black within a year.
In addition, the black fly hair of the adult, brown in color close to the pup.
habitati
The feeding room, agricultural lands and wetlands of the reeds and wetlands harbor the settlement, roof, chimney, poles and trees.
Trash, branch, soil and paper lines as slot material.
The storks prefer open or semi-open lands to live and build near the places of nature.
It nests on the roofs, chimneys, trees, electric line poles, sometimes mosque domes, ruined walls, tower hills and rocks.
Very rarely, they nest into a sheltered small island with a puddle.
The storks used to live in the open air, where the earth was covered with large forested areas, on the shores of the forested areas, like lakes, streams and valleys.
With the decline of the fields, the storks began to look for open spaces, and sometimes there were trees in a tree near the place, sometimes at the top of the roofs made of stalks and reeds, suitable nests for breeding.
Spreading
Stork, a part of Europe, Asia and spreading in North Africa.
Britain, Scandinavia, all over Europe except the northern part of Russia;
In Turkey, Algeria and Tunus`'s location, and Iraq's central region
It is also seen in Armenia.
Research shows that the stork grows in most European countries. Sunrise is very common in the northern and southern parts of the Netherlands, such as Denmark and Denmark.
It is uneven in England, but in Sweden it is now unseen.
To the south, Spain and Portugal, North Africa and the southeastern countries, and even more in the east, this stork is not common in Italy.
The places where the orchard grows include Central and Eastern Europe, a part of Western countries, the Balkan Peninsula, the Pyrenees, North Africa, Anatolia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, East Iraq and Iran.
A small population that breeds in South Africa and does not migrate there.
The country is located near the Eastern and Western Black Sea coastline. Every year the same village, town or wetland comes to breed.
The stork is known as Hacıbaba in our country and it is a farmer friend because it eats agricultural enterprises.
Nutrition
Stork can be fed with a wide variety of animal species. These are:
- Invertebrates (worms, leeches, snails, aquatic crustaceans, insects, grasshoppers, fruit and worms, etc.)
- Fishes
- Both water and land inhabitants (frog, salamander)
- Reptiles (Lizard, snake)
- Other mammals at other times (mouse, harsh, field mouse, sometimes mole, prairie, rarely rabbit)
- Siege (rarely)
The basic feeding plates of the storks are wetlands.
They have meadows, shallow puddles, lagoons, lakes and streams to find food.
Even though it is driest that year, these areas are nutritional areas all year round.
They feed on more arable land where it's dry.
The swarms of locusts are attracted by storks that become clear during the period of agricultural activities such as plowing and harvesting.
The storks in the Iberian Peninsula, the Balkans and Anatolia and the steppes, rice fields, as well as the feeding area
The feeding areas of the storks contain a wide variety of species. Reptiles, frogs, fish, snakes, insects, a wide variety of bird species and plants are found here.
In the case of a natural increase in the number of nutrients, the birds are immediately adapting and moving towards new, easy prey.
In China where there are plenty of mice these creatures choose the main food source of the storks.
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