| STORKS | Birds associated, in Northern hemisphere popular culture, with the arrival of new babies |
| ECONOMIST | British weekly on business, politics and culture, with "The" |
| TOWNCRIER | "Oyez! Oyez!" or, in English, "Hear ye! Hear ye!" was how this official announced the arrival of new |
| REDKITE | Bird of prey currently more common in Menorca than Mallorca though the population increases in the winter with the arrival of migrants from the north (3,4) |
| CUPS | One of the four suits of the Minor Arcana in tarot, associated in divination with emotions (4) |
| INGRESS | Boss resigns with the arrival of The Sun (7) |
| STORK | What bird is associated with the arrival of newborns? (5) |
| KOS | Island in the Dodecanese, associated in ancient times with Hippocrates, 'the father of medicine' |
| ADVENTU | ____ veris: with the arrival of spring (4th m. abl.) |
| SWANNERY | Colony of breeding/nesting cobs and pens, the birds associated with the annual tradition of "upping" (8) |
| ARCADIA | Mountainous department in the Peloponnese of southern Greece, associated in ancient times with the gods Hermes and Pan (7) |
| CREPE | Thin pancake originating in Brittany and associated, in France, with the February 2nd feast of Candl |
| CYCLONES | Windstorms that rotate anticlockwise in Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in the Southern (8) |
| HIPHOP | Popular culture of the 1980s, in spring (3-3) |
| SUEZ | "2021 ___ Canal obstruction" (Wikipedia page with the subhead "In popular culture") |
| INDIA | The Bollywood film industry is part of popular culture in this country |
| PINUP | Picture or poster of an attractive model with widespread appeal in popular culture (3-2) |
| CASSANDRO | Fighter pseudonym of Texan exotico wrestler Saul Armendariz, who challenged the machismo and homophobic attitudes associated in lucha libre with his flamboyant persona. Gael Garcia Bernal recently por |
| DUUMVIRI | Magistrates associated in the same office in ancient Rome (8) |
| WHITESTORK | This bird has long been a symbol of fertility in Europe. Parents used to tell their children that new babies were brought by this bird. |
