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Mute Swans in flight with wings spread along the edge of wetlands

Flying swans from below .

white mute swan running on ice and preparation for flight

Trumpeter swans flying over a bay.

The Mute swan, Cygnus olor is a species of swan and a member of the waterfowl family Anatidae. Here flying over a lake in the English Garden in Munich, Germany

Trumpeter and Tundra swans migrate through central Montana on their way to the arctic

Swan in Biwako

A winter's day on a frozen Wilts & Berks canal at Swindon, and two young swans try out their wings. Their wings are a blur as they sweep by, but a bridge across the canal forces them to land. They are two of a brood of seven, of which the other three seem to have flown the nest. The parent mute swans are still swimming in the melting waters, a little way round the bend. The Wilts & Berks canal has its mid-point at Swindon. It links the River Thames at Abingdon (Oxon) with the Kennet & Avon Canal near Melksham (Wilts). Today (2010), the waterway is located in Wiltshire and Oxfordshire only (not Berkshire) since Local Government boundary changes in the 1970s.

White Swans flying across the river thames, south england, uk

Flying swans

A mute swan flying just over the water

A mute swan flying over Gosforth Park Nature Reserve.

Swan flying in the blue sky.

Swan taking off from water

three swans are flying over a lake in a park, outdoors

Swans are birds of the family Anatidae within the genus Cygnus. The swans' closest relatives include the geese and ducks.

A Mute Swan gliding in for a landing on the Detroit River in winter.

Flying swans

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Swan

Mute Swans (Cygnus olor) flying. Two mute swans in flight with sky background

Ontario, Canada

A low angle shot of two swans flying on a blue sky on a sunny day

$L 140-160cm, WS 200-240cm.\nBreeds on freshwater lakes, generally with reed beds and along coasts. Hardy, requires only open water in winter. Nest a large mound of reed stems etc. or on coasts, a heap of seaweed. Not shy, and can act aggressively, males have territorial fights with wing splashing rushes and long slides on the water.\n\nThis is a very common Bird in our Dutch Polders where there is enough open water.$

Pair of white swans flying in blue cloudy sky

Flying swans

Knölsvan, cygnus smell

La Conner Skagit Valley, Washington

Flying swan over pond near Ostrava city in spring day

Juvenile Swan Learning to Fly

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