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What does the stork say?

len.len
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What does the stork say?
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Hi everybody!
The cat says meow, the dog say woof, the frog ...ribet ribet...
I wonder what the STORK says?? Me and my KG children would love to know :)
Please let me know, I can �t find anything in google...
Greetings!
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12 Apr 2010
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sulekra
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To be honest I �ve never heard the noise a stork makes, I arrived in the
world the usual way;)
But a guess would be that it squawks?? It won �t be a tweet or chirp... I have heard that crane �s "clang" though, and they are kinda similar. Probably a great question for an ornithologist:)
...also a frog croaks:)
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12 Apr 2010
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intra
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I �ve found on the net, that "stork�s syrinx � birds� vocal organ � is
so retarded in development that it does not produce sounds."
(www.storks.poland.pl) Storks only clatter their beaks, which in Polish
is recognized as the sound "kle kle" ;) In Etaco dictionary "klekot" =
"clack.
Btw, the frog says ribbit, ribbit << at least I �ve seen such spelling
Hope it helps ;)
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12 Apr 2010
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blunderbuster
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Hi,
I have been trying to find the answer for you, I couldn �t.
You know, there are so many ws here on animal homes, sounds, etc...... maybe there is something there? Couldn �t go through all of them. Good luck!
Kind regards Regina
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12 Apr 2010
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Joeyb1
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Hi
I just googled it and found the following on this website:
Storks are usually quiet, but they can make a variety of sounds that range from hissing, honking, and croaking to squealing, mooing, and whistling.
Hope it helps.
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12 Apr 2010
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Jayho
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Hi len.len
Cheers ---- Jayho |
13 Apr 2010
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PhilipR
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The sound storks produce doesn �t come from their vocal cords, but from clacking (the mandibles) of their bills or beaks. I suppose you could say storks �clack �, although I have to admit it �s not a frequently used expression. |
13 Apr 2010
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