Storks on Fire
Storks are often guests on power lines on ex-Soviet territories. Sometimes power lines play bad jokes on their nests so firefighters come on rescue.
via fishki.net
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Oh, that’s mean.
frist !
HA!
bugger . . . secodn!
double bugger !!! trihd !!!
who sez russians dont care for nature now eh !
Water - Electricity - Russians….. I think We will see a Darwin Award in here…
GAZZA = epic fail
Power was turned off, otherwise the fireman would not be standing there as he does. You are the prime nominee for the award you speak of.
Hey! Finky monkey! The firemen turned off the electricity before to extinguish the fire. GgG!
darwin award for you.
Of course, they turned off electricity
> Of course, they turned off electricity
I don’t think so, know few Russians…
It’s true, now I know the cause of the “Rolling Blackouts” I have experienced in Moscow and Tver… Just kidding.
what are all those cars doi8ng there?
Just parking, why not?
so close to each other?
i am pretty sure theyre not just parking.
is there anyone who knows what theyre really doing there.?
I think it’s cars for sale
then it’s a daewoo chevrolet dealer
The ooievaars are relaxed!
what are all those cars doing there?
That’s communism: Free heating for EVERYONE
Bald Eagles do that near my home, although their nests, which can weigh up to 1 ton, never catch fire like that. Although, I do occasionally come accross fried ravens, their burnt skeletons still klinging to a wire.
Don`t disturb the poor birds,because they are cooking something! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Think of the poor babies!!
This explains the “Rolling Black outs” between Moscow and Tver…Just kidding.
Here In Finland a couple of cases like this have taken place with osprey nests. Too bad, but not unexpected.