Mute Swan
Come@Me: Invasive Species Can Be Awesome
I know we all hate European Starlings; I know that as environmentalists, this is part of our job. But come…
Beaten by an Angry Bird
Noisy wing beats, heavy landing behind the stern, water splashing everywhere and then, a hit of a heavy wing on…
Baby Mute Swans – “immutabilis” morph
Mute Swans are large, white, and decorative, and as such their natural range has been significantly altered by humans who…
Mute Swan – an ignored beauty
I was just browsing through my iPhoto library and I realised that I have almost no photos of the Mute…
Tree-Eating Swans
I learned a new word today and am anxious to show it off and share it with the world. A…
What is the National Bird of Denmark?
The Mute Swan Cygnus olor became the national bird of Denmark in 1984, replacing the Skylark Alauda arvensis. So far…
Close Encounter of the Mute Kind
Back a couple of weekends ago when Daisy and I and our friends Mike and Lena were in Cape May…
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