Czech young black stork visits Dutch nature reserve

This video is about a black stork nest in the Czech republic.

Ellen Luijks, of the ARK Natuurontwikkeling conservation organisation in the Netherlands, reports today about rare birds in Noord-Brabant province.

In the new nature reserve Kempen~Broek, last week there were four young black storks.

One of them had been ringed as a chick on 13 June 2015 in Hlasivo in the Czech republic.

September is autumn migration month for European black storks, when this species goes to Africa.

Probably, the young birds in Kempen~Broek waited until a black stork flock would fly overhead, so they could join them to the south.

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