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A duck on a cast iron weathervane.

swan post lamp

stork on street lamp with slightly cloudy blue sky behind

flamingo in wild

Decorative weather vane removed from below

Weathervane against a clear blue sky in Cornwall.

white stork in the nest on the blue sky background

Couple of white storks in a nest placed on a old chimney in Ribe which is an old town which has been famous for its many storks. It is situated on the south west coast of the Danish peninsular Jutland

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White stork in front of trees

pair of storks on the pole on sunset

$Grey Crowned Crane.\nThe grey crowned crane (Balearica regulorum), also known as the African crowned crane, golden crested crane, golden crowned crane, East African crane, East African crowned crane, African crane, Eastern crowned crane, Kavirondo crane, South African crane, and crested crane, is a bird in the crane family, Gruidae. It is found in nearly all of Africa,[3] especially in eastern and southern Africa, and it is the national bird of Uganda.$

Old weather vane on a cloudy sky background, California

A pelican, daintily stepping out in what appears to be a gavotte, in St James’s Park, Central London, on a spring day.

wooden rattling stork with a small bag in his beak, symbol for birth of babies

A rusty metal cockerel stands on ridge of rooftop against a blue sky. The iconic symbol of France - the Rooster Cockerel - colloquially named Chantecler - Chanter, to sing - Cler, loudly or clearly. The origin of this national French emblem dates back to ancient history. It was a time that the Romans were laughing at Gauls, because of a linguistic coincidence. The Gauls occupied what is now France, amongst other European countries and in the Latin language of the Romans, the word Gallus means Gaul but it also means Rooster. With time, the French kings adopted the Rooster as a symbol of courage and bravery. During the Revolution, the Rooster became the symbol of people and of the State: it was engraved upon coins. Napoleon preferred the eagle, the symbol of imperial Rome, but the eagle raptor was soon dismissed by the people. Today, the French rooster can be seen in many places: on French stamps, on National sports shirts, as mascots - and at the entrance to the Élysée Palace - amongst many others. Good copy space.

Decoration on a luxurious chair in a Rajasthan hotel, India.

Riga, Latvia - Jul 13, 2019: Sixth Rooster Weathervane of St. Peters Church Tower at St. Peters Church Interior - Riga, Latvia

Pelicans waiting for their fish lunch in Australia

Close up of weathervane in rooster shape silhouetted on a rooftop, sunset sky in the background with copy space on the right. Tui, Pontevedra province, Galicia, Spain.

A young stork is resting on a cross at Faro, Algarve, Portugal.

A wind vane silhouetted in the evening light

Toy stork on a white background. The bird is one stork on a white background. Toy bird stork

Yellow-billed Stork standing before an ivy background

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An iron weather vane shaped like a cockerel on the ridge of an old building in Woodbridge, Suffolk, Eastern England.

close up stork on street lamp in nature and cloudy weather

Beautiful American white pelicans flock to Wisconsin every Spring. Their presence is often seen as a symptom of climate change, as they didn't come to Wisconsin until 1999.

Landscape in Yokohama

Mycteria ibis,yellow-billed stork

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