Its habits and manner of feeding are similar to those of the white stork.
No, not the stork; by God in heaven,As a blessing, the dear white stork was given.
The white stork makes a curious clattering noise with its bill.
All its peculiarities are just the opposite of the white stork.
It resembles the lag-lag (Ciconia alba, the white stork) but is much larger; its bill is larger and is black.
Christmas Eve was spent "in the caverns of the British Museum making a drawing, and measuring skeleton of a white stork."
The white stork is white all over, save for all the true wing feathers, which are black.
The white stork (Ciconia alba) is upwards of three feet six inches long.
There was a white stork holding his red nose against his bosom, as if to warm it.
This species is nearly as large as the white stork, and is of the same form, but its limbs are weaker and more delicate.
