FOWC with Fandango: Addition
Tag: stork
Bringer of Luck
The German nickname for a stork is Adebar, which comes from Old High German “luck” and “to bring”.
Monday Portrait
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Stalking for Prey
Midweek Monochrome
#23 What’s Good for the Stork
is not necessarily good for the worm. While looking up storks and their portrayal in fables I found that they are considered to represent peace, happiness, renewal, fertility, birth and rebirth. Square #23 in May: Renew
Feeding the Kids
Almost Wordless Wednesday
Playing Coy
Midweek Monochrome
Striking His Formal Pose
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Punctilious
From Wingtip to Wingtip
Another “use the image compare as a toggle switch” image. FOWC with Fandango: Wingspan
The Stork Has Landed
A clothesline in front of the house entrance showing that a baby was born to the family. This custom is still practiced in some villages around here. A label for people who don’t know how to wash clothes and what to do with them afterwards … Continue reading The Stork Has Landed
Moving Along
Walking alone. Walking in pairs. Rolling along. Or striding elegantly. Cee’s Which Way Challenge
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