This year I was very happy to discover a nest of White storks.
I cannot tell you how big was this surprise for me. If you want to read more why I love White storks, you may read this post.
Here you have a few photos.
I noticed this nest one afternoon when I was riding my bike.
Two personal notes.
First one. My camera is not working properly, there are three years since I took the very first photo using it so I don’t take photos anymore. Three years and 100000+ photos are enough for a point and shoot camera, I guess. The zoom button it’s not working and the photos are not sharp as they used to be. Even if I cannot afford a new camera now, I have enough photos to post for more than one year. The camera is working a bit but I prefer to keep it for the most important moments with my family, when these moments come. But, I must confess you something: many times in the past I was a bit sad because so often I was losing some special moments being busy to capture good photos. Now, I am more aware of the beauty, more aware of the greatness of everything surrounding me. I am in awe for the creation of God.
Now I try to fill my soul with gratitude for what I have, for what I see, for what I am.
Second one. I am reading some blogs, and if you read these lines, there is a big chance to be someone important for me, a dear blogger whose posts I read. But I feel such a huge pressure because I don’t leave comments. I would like to master better the English language and to be able to write everything I want. I appologize, until that moment, all I can do is to read your posts and from time to time to write a very short comment.
Thank you for reading this post, thank you for taking your time to pay me a visit.
Cornell's photos and words 
How wonderful that you’ve found storks again! I hope they will stay a while. Do save your camera for your family. Those are the pictures that will have very special meaning for many years to come.
You shouldn’t worry too much about your English. I have no trouble understanding you. Bloggers don’t always use the best English, either. And they generally love getting comments.
I always look forward to your posts. I hope you find a way to get a new camera.
The storks are gone now. They left our country (Romania) in August and now they are in Africa.
I hope they have traveled safe.
Many times I clicked on your Gravatar profile but there is no web address, do you have a blog?
Thanks, Cornell, but I don’t have a blog. I was born to English, but have always struggled with words. (When I was in school I was much better with numbers.) I have signed up on the site only so I can put in a picture I like. 🙂
Now I understand better.
I thank you for your comments and your visits. 🙂
It is a great honour if you read my posts and it is always a pleasure for me to read yours. I am sorry about your camera but age catches up with us all.
I do read them even if, I must confess, sometimes I need a dictionary for some words. But I do enjoy very much your photos.
I am sorry about the use of obscure words but I like using them.