Bussières. The black stork still opposes the wind farm project in the commune.

Scientists are keeping a close eye on the black stork (Ciconia nigra), which is smaller, more shy, and much more endangered than the white stork. It nests mainly in Eastern Europe and the Iberian Peninsula.

Unlike the white stork, it is "a shy inhabitant of ancient, closed forests that shelter ponds and streams," but it can travel great distances, up to 300 kilometers per day. Birdwatching has thus noted the...

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