These two species are also ecologically segregated, with the Storm's stork keeping to dense forests and the woolly-necked stork mainly inhabiting open swamp, rice paddy, grassland and dry cultivated areas. There is evidence of sympatry of these two species in Sumatra, where both of these habitats are present.
Many women wonder about the right time to try to conceive again after miscarriage. From a purely physical point of view, the body heals rapidly from a miscarriage, and menstrual periods usually return within 4 to 6 weeks, meaning that it is possible for many women to become pregnant right away if they choose.
So, depending on the beta-HCG levels prior to miscarriage, a menstrual period could occur as early as 4 to 6 weeks following a miscarriage. I typically counsel my patients that the body will quickly heal and again be ready for another pregnancy. I do usually recommend waiting at least until after the first menstrual period, which would indicate a return to a pre-pregnancy hormonal baseline. It does, however, take considerably longer to emotionally heal following a miscarriage.