- Silence

- The town of Kenitra constitutes with its meadows and lakes a path for migratory birds

- that often stop there, generally in spring time, but only storks can extend their stays. They spontaneously choose their nests and at random.

- But still, they remain Kenitra people’s beloved neighbors.

- Storks keep us company, here. They have always live with us, they are our neighbors.

- There is not a single spent without them. They are familiar to us, like them to us.

- As we choose our neighbors before our house, the neighbor rights made the inhabitants of Kenitra able to stand

- some disturbances created by those birds, in particular power cuts.

- If they lay on uncovered wires, this creates electrification. They die and power is cut.

- The inhabitants tolerate the non-voluntary clumsiness of those birds

- and the managers of power companies also tolerate that clumsiness,

- as they see storks as part of the daily landscape of the town, which is used to storks clapping.

- Storks lived with us for a long time, here in Kenitra. They create the beauty of the town.

- Sometimes, when the weather is bad, they make problems. We try solving those problems in the best possible way.

- If they are in danger, we move them, but we do not try to force them to migrate or leave.

- To follow the example of the countries that managed protecting storks and solve those problems is still needed.

- Meanwhile, we can say that storks are our best neighbors that make us look at the sky.