Assertion: stork's plumage | /r/HasProperty | wet
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text: Unlike most storks, it never adopts a spread-winged posture, though it is known to droop its wings (holding them away from its body with the primary feathers pointing downwards) when its plumage is wet.
text: The White Stork is behaviourally unique among Ciconiidae because it never adopts a spread-winged posture, though it is known to droop its wings (holding them away from its body with the primary feathers pointing downwards) when its plumage is wet.
text: The White Stork is behaviourally unique among Ciconiidae because it never adopts a spread-winged posture, though it is known to droop its wings (holding them away from its body with the primary feathers pointing downwards) when its plumage is wet.