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A few weeks ago, the following pair of swans was swimming up and down Spring Lake, which should be renamed Swan Lake, at the Abbott Marshlands. They did not mind my walking along the shore and taking their pictures as they swam gracefully looking for plants to eat.
I was told that this pair are permanent residents of the area. They do not migrate to other places like other swans. They breed, raise their cygnets and those eventually fly away, unless they are killed by predators.
Jet Eliot said:
Truly excellent photos, Hien. I saw my first mute swan years ago at the New Jersey Audubon pond; such a lovely bird. Thanks for bringing back that memory. 🙂
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Tiny said:
The swans are such gracious birds! Great captures.
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katelon said:
Such beautiful photos. i love the reflection in the water and the ripples 🙂
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la_lasciata said:
Nature is wonderful. This little photo shoot must have made you feel good, Hien ! 🙂
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neihtn2012 said:
Very much so. The swans were very cooperative and did not move around so fast that I could not follow them.
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Sue Slaght said:
A lovely pair you have captured!
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neihtn2012 said:
Thank you, Sue!
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Amy said:
What beautiful captures! They are graceful creatures. 🙂
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neihtn2012 said:
They are indeed. I still remember some photos you took of swans in your area.
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nowathome said:
Stunning!
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LadyPinkRose said:
Absolute perfection. Thank you, Neihtn. Love, Amy
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Constance - Foreign Sanctuary said:
Such a great collection of photos! Especially love the last one!
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neihtn2012 said:
Thank you for stopping by, and I appreciate your comment, Constance!
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Natasha Sykes said:
Love it!
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neihtn2012 said:
Thank you Natasha. Good for you to stop by!
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