Stork (noun)

1. A large wading bird with a long bill and legs, typically with white and black plumage.
2. A large, long-legged bird that has a large bill and is typically white with black patches. They are often seen wading in shallow water hunting for fish and other small aquatic animals.

Origin:

From old english storc, from proto-germanic *sturkaz.

Examples:

1. The stork perched on the rooftop.
2. The stork was a symbol of good luck and fertility in many cultures.
3. The stork was searching for food in the shallow water.
4. The stork's long legs and bill made it well suited for wading.
5. The stork's distinctive plumage made it easy to identify in the field.