This beautiful Trumpeter Swan has the shadow of a Bonsai etched on his feathers. They are rare in our area because the Mute Swans have pushed them out, so it was a real treat to find one seemingly healthy and happy. Don't know if there is a family in the area ...
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A beautiful character! He seems so serene sheltering in the dappled shadow! Lovely photo!
Lovely photo and I have heard that mute swans are very aggressive...Michelle
Wonderful shadow shot!
I remember 20 years ago, Trumpeter Swans migrated through the Chain every Spring. It was unheard of the see Mute Swans. The environment is ever-changing.
Nice photo.
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