Use case: precise-object-edit. Edit the supplied composite, changing ONLY the seated stork. Keep the existing nest, every twig, pole, blue sky, framing and exact canvas proportions unchanged. The stork in the target is too small and sunk too low: its head is below the BACK rim, making it look painted on the FRONT wall. Correct to a natural ADULT WHITE STORK sitting in the center of the bowl: enlarge the bird about 35 percent, raise its head and upper neck roughly 100 pixels in this 1774x887 reference, with an upright relaxed curved neck. The top of the head MUST be clearly ABOVE the far/back rim of the nest (approximately y=110–140, versus far rim around y=220). Its white upper back and folded black-and-white wings should be visible in the cavity, while its lower abdomen and all folded legs remain hidden behind the EXISTING near/front nest wall. No feet visible. Body rests on the nest lining, not floating, not perched on the front exterior edge. Adult natural proportions, not a duck. The front rim should hide only the lowest body, not the head or most of the neck. Match the soft low-resolution photographic look and daylight. Keep the original stork identity and left-facing red beak. Do NOT enlarge the nest, change perspective, add twigs or move the nest. No text. Preserve all pixels outside the corrected bird as closely as possible. Exact same wide 2:1 canvas and composition.