Storks In London Return

[Bacon1]

 

 

 

An urban rewilding group is seeking the public’s views on the potential return of white storks to London as part of a project to see if the birds could make a home in the capital.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/aug/04/rewilding-group-to-assess-possible-return-of-white-storks-to-london?CMP=share_btn_url

 

White storks could once be seen flying in Britain’s skies and building their huge nests on roofs and in trees, but they disappeared centuries ago as a breeding bird as a result of hunting and habitat loss.

[Lacessit]

Is this an attempt by the civic fathers to clone the Oldenburg Stork Correlation?

[BritManToo]

32 minutes ago, Bacon1 said:

White storks could once be seen flying in Britain’s skies and building their huge nests on roofs and in trees, but they disappeared centuries ago as a breeding bird as a result of hunting and habitat loss.

What about diversity, does London really need more white storks.

Couldn't they get some slightly browner storks from India or Asia?