Branka Drobnjak
Taraš, a settlement on the coast of Tisa, was declared the “European Village of the Year of 2015”, according to the German Foundation for Nature Protection “EuroNatur”.In the competition there were 12 settlements from Croatia, Hungary, Germany, Spain, Poland, Bulgaria, Austria, Switzerland, Turkey, Macedonia, Romania and Slovakia, so the success is even greater. But it is not accidental, because in Tarasse care for families amongst the people is being encouraged from the earliest age.
I was passing through this village a few years ago and I’m looking at every bandara rode, if I did not see, I would not believe it. Something really wonderful and amazing.
how wonderful, great photography
thank you , I’m glad you like it.
Thank you for sharing this amazing story.
thank you , I’m glad you like it.
I like to learn what the other side of the world looks like.
Thank you for sharing it. I haven’t seen one in real life. c”,)
thank you , I’m glad you like it.
You are welcome. c”,)
This is so cool, thank yuk or sharing with us.
thank you Carol, I’m glad you like it
Oh wow. There are a lot of them built up there. I wonder if they ever cause power problems? Seems like a dangerous place to build them. Great shots and post here!!
I do not live there, but I never heard that there were some problems with a hangman
Beautiful storks, it must be a wonderful place!
thank you, it’s a wonderful place with these tenants
thank you, for a nice comment. It’s a shame that you heard about our little place
Do you also have any recipes for this type of bird?
I have not, I never thought in that direction
Great looking bird!!!!!!
thanks LaJenna, they are wonderful birds.
This is a very beautiful bird
thanks Elenka, they are wonderful birds
That in Serbia we have a lot of places where nests are born and bring young birds.
He has them with me in Borca and Baranda Sakule, and this is what you sent me is truly incredible.
It is truly wonderful to have these wonderful birds as residents of the city
A lovely sight indeed. Same as here in Latvia. Out in the country, people can easily tell when the seasons are about to change. There are storks that claim the same nest every year. So when they appear spring is close or about to come in and when they leave it is almost time for autumn. Sometimes they leave at the end of August because the weather in northern Europe can be unpredictable and they want to have a good flight.
It is truly wonderful to have these wonderful birds as residents of the city