Saturday, January 14, 2012
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Is this a living swan. I should think a ring around a leg is all trouble enough.
ReplyDeleteS.C., it is alive and well. Since swans are in the water most of the time I would assume that a leg ring would be difficult to spot. This has been a mild winter and I have never seen so many swans staying here rather than flying further south.
ReplyDeleteNice shot, interesting that he/she has a number -looks like a young one though as its still got some of its Cygnet speckles on its head. Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeletegreat shot
ReplyDeleteCamera Critters
Always enjoy photos of swans, this is a lovely photo.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteMy critter post. Please come and see.
I love the swans too, great shot.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in Ontario in 2010, I saw Swan No. H24 happily swimming in a private pond with mallards and Canada Geese. H24's mate (I think) was nesting on a small island out in the pond.
ReplyDeleteYou're right about the wing numbers, although I admit they surprised me at first, but of course leg rings would seldom be seen as swans don't get out of the water and trot around on land like the ducks and geese do.
Nice overhead shot, Andy.