The swans have been frequenting the lake in the winter since 1967. The population has been gradually increasing every years to now a healthy population of about 350 and rising. The swans leave after winter to the northern polar areas of Siberia in Marh and come back with their young nine months later. As the Whooper Swans are known to be cautious, the locals have created a special viewing area and floats for feeding the swans to get a close up view. The swans aren't the only critters to enjoy this winter wonderland. They share the lake with various ducks, Teals and Pintails.
Saturday, June 7, 2014
Swan Lake Encore!
The swans have been frequenting the lake in the winter since 1967. The population has been gradually increasing every years to now a healthy population of about 350 and rising. The swans leave after winter to the northern polar areas of Siberia in Marh and come back with their young nine months later. As the Whooper Swans are known to be cautious, the locals have created a special viewing area and floats for feeding the swans to get a close up view. The swans aren't the only critters to enjoy this winter wonderland. They share the lake with various ducks, Teals and Pintails.
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