The best Side of srotk

The best Side of srotk

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The 토지노 Black-necked Stork feeds on fish, little crustaceans and amphibians. Most prey is caught through the hen jabbing and seizing it with its substantial Monthly bill. Some food is caught by lunging forward with a sizable stride or by leaping into the air.

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