Nine eggs could mark the first successful attempt for wild storks to breed in the UK for 600 years
Safe and warm in a shaggy stick nest, perched 50ft up an old oak tree on the Knepp Castle Estate in West Sussex are five grey-mottled stork eggs. Above them, their expectant parents hover, preen and clank their giant pink beaks together. Every 40 minutes or so, they gently roll the eggs with those big … Read more