~75 bald eagles fishing (counting perched in trees); 400-500 Goldeneye diving ducks avoiding the eagles, hundreds on mallards, geese and trumpeter swans all eating shad at the open water confluence of the St. Croix and Mississippi Rivers. Anything flying is a bald Eagle. v.redd.it/zepb16cnv6c81
December 4th Puget Lowland Almanac - Trumpeter Swan
Trumpeter Swans - Calgary reddit.com/gallery/ryfz04
Trumpeter Swan? (Wolf Lake, IL, Yesterday) reddit.com/gallery/ripa4y
December 4th Puget Lowland Almanac - Trumpeter Swan
Trumpeter Swans Sony a7-iv FE 100-400mm F4.5-5.6 GM OSS reddit.com/gallery/s7hdok
December 4th Puget Lowland Almanac - Trumpeter Swan
Trumpeter Swans (12/30/21, Cleveland Zoo) reddit.com/gallery/s78ca6
Tell me what I'm seeing. This image came up in a documentary about Iceland. No comment about it. I know it has a Trumpeter swan head.
Came across this flotilla at the inlet bridge between Lake Irvine and Lake Bemidji: A Ring-neck Duck (Aythya collaris), leading a family of Trumpeter Swans (Cygnus buccinator), Mississippi River, Bemidji MN, Happy New Year Everyone, its got to get better
Trumpeter Swan, Minnesota. [OC] [3218x5568]
Are these tundra or trumpeter swans? And how do you know? We were in Alma, WI on November 13th. reddit.com/gallery/qzwzc4
December 4th Puget Lowland Almanac - Trumpeter Swan
December 4th Puget Lowland Almanac - Trumpeter Swan
December 4th Puget Lowland Almanac - Trumpeter Swan
trumpeter swans, NW Ontario, Canada reddit.com/gallery/qxofsm
Not one goose was around yesterday so here are the Trumpeter Swans from summer.
Anchorage, Alaska: ducks! 11 photos 8/21. I think 2 or 3 species (plus the trumpeter swans) imgur.com/a/CQ6PKOK
December 4th Puget Lowland Almanac - Trumpeter Swan
Mute Swan? I cannot tell trumpeter and immature mute apart...
If you have not been to the waterfront near Paul Bunyan you are missing the show. The Trumpeter Swans are moving through in force, we counted almost 100: Trumpeter Swans, Golden-eye, Mallards and others, Between Paul Bunyan and Diamond Point Park, Lake Bemidji MN
I'm seeing large flocks of Swans and Geese migrating South. Envy. I guess they don't like it much either. We do have a local Swan flock that overwinters in Stump Lake: Trumpeter Swans (Cygnus buccinator), all over Minnesota
Majestic Trumpeter Swans In Central MN youtu.be/5Xl58qiH5ns
The Gorgeous Trumpeter Swan klamic.com/2021/11/10/the…
Majestic Trumpeter Swans in Central MN youtu.be/5Xl58qiH5ns
Sea of Green - A7R4, Sony 200-600mm. (Trumpeter?) Swans
This family of Trumpeter swans came from across the pond to say hello. The adults were not afraid to introduce their little cygnets to us! v.redd.it/vfxbuvt1v7971
Majestic Trumpeter Swans youtu.be/5Xl58qiH5ns
A tagged Trumpeter Swan from Tommy Thompson park (Southern Ontario)
Juvenile Trumpeter Swan doing some feather maintenance - Toronto Canada reddit.com/gallery/qj8q15
Majestic Trumpeter Swans in Central MN youtu.be/5Xl58qiH5ns
Trumpeter Swans in Manitoba, CA v.redd.it/zs9mci17jko71
I'm still finding lots of Swans in their breeding areas. The young are now full grown and will be migrating very soon: Trumpeter Swan (Cygnus buccinator), Third River Landing, Lake Winniebigosh MN
Got a cabin on a lake near Hayward for a few days and have woke up to trumpeter swans every morning. Wisconsin rocks.
[FO] Trumpeter Swans by Cross My Heart. Stitched on 18 count Aida.
Trumpeter Swans are North America’s heaviest flying bird, with males averaging 26 pounds. To get all that weight up in the air the swans need at least a 100 meter-long “runway” of open water: running hard across the surface, they almost sound like galloping horses.
Lucky find! Trumpeter Swans. Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. reddit.com/gallery/pi2i6d
North America's largest active hunting raptor, the bald eagle, in an attempt to take down North America's largest native bird, the trumpeter swan.
🔥 The largest bird in the North America, the trumpeter swan, towering above the Canada geese.
This handsome couple raises a brood every year without fail and I've been watching them do so for over 20yrs: Trumpeter Swans and cygnets (Cygnus buccinator), Third River Landing, Lake Winniebigosh MN
