``We want storks to lay eggs.’’ Preserve the telephone pole with its nest
Last May, a stork, a national special natural monument, built a nest on a telephone pole in Mannou Town, Kagawa Prefecture.
The first baby was born in Kagawa Prefecture, and after growing up well, it left the nest in July.
According to bird organizations, parent storks return to the nest where their babies were raised every year to lay eggs.
The town and the utility pole company decided to preserve the nest by removing electricity from the pole.
The town has until the end of January to remove the power lines and ensure the nests don’t fall.
A person at the town hall said, ``It looks like a stork has come to repair its nest.’’
I want to be able to lay eggs as quickly and safely as possible.”
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