As predicted, on 4 May, the first two storklings hatched in the nests at Vlaha. The babies cracked their shells 34 days after the first eggs were laid. Both the first eggs were laid and the first chicks were born on a symbolic day. Roman Catholics and Protestants celebrated Easter when the first egg was laid, while the first baby storks were born on Orthodox Easter Saturday. Let us take these coincidences as a good sign and hope that the other eggs will hatch and that all the baby storks will be raised.