Independent (UK): It’s rained three times as much as usual this winter in Andalusia, and almost every day unemployed amateur ornithologist Javier Caracuel has walked past a disused mining tower in the decaying industrial town of Linares and looked up, expecting the pair of white storks that nest there to have migrated south. Yet despite the surrounding high noise levels — the tower, some 10 metres high, is jammed between a school and a street clogged with traffic — and Andalusia’s wettest winter in …