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| The swan is not sleeping. He is using his long neck to groom and clean his body. |
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| Down the side. |
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| All done and looking good. |
Monday, May 23, 2016
Swan Hygiene
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That is clever to have such a long rubber neck to cleen yourself. Only his head will never be cleaned, or does he uses his flap foot to get around like a cat?
ReplyDeleteAndy, you crack me up!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom!
DeleteIt looks a bit like the swan lake ballet Andy.
ReplyDeleteNice.
ReplyDeleteThat long neck comes in handy.
ReplyDeletei love the reflection!!!! and yes, i have noticed all that grooming, especially when i am trying to take pictures!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection too.
ReplyDeleteNice post, Andy!
ReplyDeleteNAAAAA.... It's just looking for it's iPhone! Great shots, Andy.
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection of swan hygiene as well.
ReplyDeleteNot only is this swan clean, he is waterproof as well.
ReplyDeleteYou did a beautiful job plus the reflections are terrific.
ReplyDeleteOr…was it swan yoga???
ReplyDeleteMuy bellas imagenes y muy bellos reflejos
ReplyDeleteInteresting to watch. We mostly have black swans down here but of course they do clean themselves too :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing flexibility!
ReplyDeleteHe does look adorable resting his head of his body like that.
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