Where Do White Storks Live?

White Storks rely on an a habitat of open country, in general, wetlands, occasionally flooded river plains, extensively farmed meadows and pastures or water meadows. Originally the White Storks built their nests in old trees and rocks, today its more domesticated descendants usually choose roof-tops or tall chimneys.

Where in Europe do white storks live?

A large population of white storks breeds in central (Poland, Ukraine and Germany) and southern Europe (Spain and Turkey).

Where do storks live in America?

Thanks largely to such efforts, the wood stork now has nesting colonies in Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, and has been seen off-season in Alabama and Mississippi. On rare occasions, biologists have spied it as far north as Virginia Beach.