Black stork picked Uzhgorod river shrubs (PHOTOS)

Citizens, admiring the beauty of the bird, share photos on social networks.

Oleksandr Bogdanov managed to take some great pictures that he posted on his page on Facebook. Here is what he wrote.

"Every day I spend several hours on the river. I walk a few to a dozen kilometers along the shore of the river and in artichoke bushes. There are many animals this year. Stunningly many. But they are too cautious. During these couple of days, I have encountered black storks four times, white large and small herons a couple dozen times, and the number of encounters with gray herons I cannot even count.

The main goal is, of course, the black stork. So far, I have only these not very good shots. But at least it is something to show. Always something prevents me from sneaking closer. Either a jay on the opposite bank "raises the alarm", or a flock of sparrows fly out of the artichoke, or drunk fishermen come to shore, or a white swan scares the stork with splashdown… And so it is."