The word "stork" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used as either a noun or a verb. Example sentence: The storks have been migrating back from the south for weeks.
"The first birds I've seen – my first stork, my first peregrine, my first glossy ibis – they all fell out of the sky, shot," said Mifsud.
When John Evelyn visited the park in 1665, he described in his diary seeing "a fowle between a stork and a swan".Four of the current crop of pelicans have had their wings cropped so they cannot fly.
It was made of aluminium tubing, Mylar and piano wire, with a weird horizontal stabiliser poking from the front like the head of a stork.
A placard shows a stork delivering a baby that is then driven off in a car.
For decades, the building behind the statue has intermittently housed an eatery named Aist (stork).
One of its lecterns is a stork with wings arched and neck outstretched.
"Every time an Iranian judge issues a death sentence for a child offender like Ebrahimi, he should remember he is in flagrantly violating his legal responsibilities to administer justice fairly and equitably," said HRW's Joe Stork.
Balestrero worked as a musician at the Stork Club in New York and died decades after his ordeal in North Carolina in 1998.
Most species, as Nigel Stork of the University of Melbourne pointed out, are insects and these are more resilient and much less threatened.A diversity of opinionThe second criticism of Dr Wright's and Dr Muller-Landau's view questions their interpretation of the link between a country's population and its rate of deforestation.
Thus, Spanish vega, Portuguese veiga 'wooded ground by a river' (probably from a non-Indo-European Iberian language, compare Basque ibaiko 'riverbank'), French charrue 'plow,' borne 'boundary stone' from Celtic, and Romanian barză 'stork' (perhaps from Dacian, compare Albanian bar) probably were used during Roman times in some form.
Joe Stork, the group's deputy Middle East director, said: "How many civilians will die in unlawful air strikes in Yemen before the coalition and its US ally investigate what went wrong and who is responsible.
