Stork's Chorus: Let It Beak, Let It Beak
A stork with a damaged beak has been given a new, artificial one thanks to experts at a bird hospital in Hungary. Tamas Kothay, a specialist in dental prostheses, built a new top beak out of synthetic resin. If the bird makes a full recovery it will be released back into the wild.
FOOTNOTE: Gregory pecks.
10 comments:
David, are you storking again?
Now that is something! xv
Whew... Imagine all the babies it couldn't have delivered otherwise.
WT just returned from Bulgaria and was amazed at the huge stork nests practically everywhere!
I saw this on the news in the 'and finally' slot reserved for life's peculiarties. I have to say that it is not a pretty sight and looks as if said stork will be delegated to delivering the prems.
hmmm....I wonder who thinks up these things...
What next?!?
Proboscis prosthetic?
Hope it can still tell the difference between Stork and Butter ~ Eddie
Storks are amazing birds.
Glad this one received a helping beak.
Sherry
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