Oriental storks come around here looking for food
Oriental storks who were released from the
facility of Noda city had come over for the first time in two years
The wild storks in Japan became extinct in 1971, and today artificially bred individuals have been released in the fields. Most recently, it was observed for the first time breeding naturally in eastern Japan (Watarase retarding basin) this year 2020.
The Oriental stork is found in Japan, Manchuria, Korea, and Siberia. It was once extirpated from Japan and the Korean Peninsula. However, in May 2007 a hatchling was reported in Japan for the first time in 40 years in the wild. It was an offspring of two storks who were bred in captivity.(Wikipedia)