'Uncle Adem' meets up with 'Yaren stork' for 14th time
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Turkiye Today    Translate This Article
21 March 2025

On 21 March 2025 Turkiye Today reported: In the rural Eskikaraagac Village, located by the picturesque Uluabat Lake in the Karacabey district of Bursa [Turkey], a symbolic and touching reunion took place for its 14th year. Yaren, the stork that has become a beloved figure in the area, once again landed on the fishing boat of Adem Yilmaz, the man with whom it shares an extraordinary bond. This marks the 14th year of their friendship, a unique and heartwarming story that continues to captivate both locals and nature enthusiasts alike. Global Good News service views this news as a sign of rising positivity in the field of science, documenting the growth of life-supporting, evolutionary trends.

...Yaren the stork, a member of the European Stork Villages Union, has been a regular visitor in Eskikaraagac for years, returning from its migratory journey from sub-Saharan Africa.

Upon its arrival, Yaren landed on the traditional fishing boat of Adem Yilmaz, as it has done each year. This moment was beautifully captured by wildlife photographer Alper Tuydes, showcasing Yaren's 'traditional' pose on the boat, against the stunning backdrop of the lake.

...For those who wish to observe the storks up close, live cameras are available at yarenleylek.com, offering a 24-hour live stream of the stork's activities.

The bond between Adem Yilmaz and Yaren has become a symbol of loyalty and affection, capturing the hearts of many. This reunion also caught the attention of Turkiye's Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Ibrahim Yumakli.

He shared his thoughts on social media, highlighting the significance of the reunion. 'Spring has arrived, and the longing is over. The reunion that warms our hearts has once again occurred in its 14th year. Despite the separation, Adem Amca and Yaren the stork have come together again, proving that love and loyalty transcend all,' Minister Yumakli wrote.

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