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6 thoughts on “Tundra Swans”

1. Love Swans. We have resident Mute Swans (Orange bill). Like you over winter we too get visitors from Iceland and further north. Our are just a little different. The Whooper Swan has a black and yellow bill, the black being an angular point. The Bewick Swan also has a black and yellow bill, but the yellow area is larger and the black more rounded. They return each winter to our wetland marshy areas…. so far this year not manged a visit to admire. All the same species yet all a little different. 🙂

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2. Our smaller flocks of Tundra is probably loving this weather here too 😆. They have been unusually comfortable in the closer marsh ponds this year, which is good for us.

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3. Oh, I am so pleased to see them. Thank you!!! Your photographs capture all their glory. Black beaks, white bodies and the surrounding reeds. So beautiful,beautiful!

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4. Fabulous photos Donna

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5. Beautiful bird, so elegant! (Suzanne)

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6. Wonderful!

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