From autumn to spring, as a reminder, the empty nests left on the electricity poles indicate that it is still cold. And as the weather softens, we can't wait for the freshmen to finally take their place.
As a rule, freshmen visit their old places. It is no wonder that the residents of the given settlement await the returning birds. They also give names to birds that have been returning for years. This is how the Ágasegyháza freshman was named Géza.
Géza also nests on an electric pole and the long-beaked bird is held in high esteem. Ágaseyháza is a small settlement with just over two thousand inhabitants. To be exact, 2,251 people live in the Bács-Kiskun county settlement. The staff was increased by one person. They even included Géza, the white stork.
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