Ooievaars zijn trekvogels die grote

Ooievaars zijn trekvogels die grote afstanden af kunnen leggen, In Z-Afrika heeft de soort de neiging plotseling op te duiken in streken waar een insectenplaag optreed, dat komt doordat er veel te eten is op zo’n plek, Ooievaars zijn sociale dieren, hebben ook veel tijd voor zichzelf nodig, ook besteden ze veel tijd aan de kleine jongen, de ooievaar is een groepsvogel “zwermen van duizenden individuen zijn geregistreerd langs de trekroutes en in de overwinteringsgebieden in Afrika”
Zoals de meeste van zijn verwanten, eet een ooievaar vooral regenwormen en grote insecten, maar ook jonge vogels, mollen, hagedissen en knaagdieren staan op het menu
Beide ouders broeden om beurten de eieren en voeden ook beide de jongen, de jongen verlaten het nest 58 tot 64 dagen na het uitkomen en worden hierna nog 7 tot 20 dagen gevoed door de ouders
De ooievaar heeft in de eenentwintigste eeuw volgens het International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) de status "niet bedreigd".

Resultaten (Engels) 1:

Storks are migratory birds that great distances, In South Africa, the species tend to suddenly dive in areas where an insect plague occurs, due to the fact that there is much to eat in such a place, storks are social animals, also have a lot of time for themselves, also they spend a lot of time on the little boy, the stork is a group bird "swarms of thousands of individuals are registered along the migration routes and in the wintering areas in Africa"Like most of its relatives, eat a stork especially earthworms and large insects, but also young birds, moles, lizards and rodents are on the menuBoth parents take turns incubating the eggs and feeding both the boy, the boy leave the nest 58 to 64 days after hatching and are still 7 to 20 days fed by the parentsThe Stork has in the twenty-first century, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) the status "not threatened".

Resultaten (Engels) 2:

Storks are migratory birds that can travel great distances, to Z Africa, the species tends to suddenly pop up in areas where insect infestation occurs, it is because there is plenty to eat in such a place, storks are social animals, have too much time alone necessary, they spend much time on the little boy, the stork is a group of bird "swarms of thousands of individuals have been registered along the migration routes and wintering areas in Africa"
​​Like most of his relatives, eat a stork above earthworms and large insects, but also young birds, moles, lizards and rodents are on the menu
both parents brood turns the eggs and feed both the boy, the young leave the nest 58 to 64 days after hatching and are below 7 to 20 days fed by the parents
the stork has in the twenty-first century, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) status "not threatened".

Resultaten (Engels) 3:

storks are large birds that can take off in the distance, africa has a kind of tendency to dive in areas where suddenly got right, that is because there is so much to eat at a place, storks are social animals, have too much time for themselves, they spend too much time on the little boy, the stork is a groepsvogel "swarms of thousands of individuals are recorded by the migration and the overwinteringsgebieden in africa"like most of its relatives, eat a stork especially earthworms and large insects, but also young birds, moles, lizards and rodents are on the menuboth parents incubate the eggs and take turns feeding both the boy, the boy left the nest 58 to 64 days after hatching and after 7 to 20 days fed by the parentsthe stork in the 21st century, according to the international union for conservation of nature (iucn) status "not threatened".