Monday, 11 February 2013

Swans.................. making sure they look smart enough to appear on my blog

Mute and Black Swans preening... Moore Nature Reserve.


They were only a few feet apart from each other when I captured these clips.

Wild Bird Wednesday

18 comments:

TexWisGirl said...

i'd say they're looking pretty dapper. :)

Horst in Edmonton said...

The Swans are beautiful, specially the Black Swan.

Brian King said...

The Black Swans are just gorgeous! I wish we had them here.

Maya said...

I loved what the swan was doing from around 22 seconds, and to the end...seems so happy...not a care in the world!

John @ Beans and I on the Loose said...

I don't think I have ever seen a black swan in real life. Wonderful.

Carole M. said...

very interesting to observe their preening antics; well done Drew

Bob Bushell said...

In b&w, great filming Andrew.

HansHB said...

Nice video!
Lovely to see your details!

Unknown said...

They sure are preening!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.

mick said...

Great to see and video both swans so close together. I only ever see Black Swans around here - but they are native to here so that's the way it should be!

J said...

Very interesting to see their preening antics. Nice video.

Anonymous said...

I'm always amazed at how flexible they are! Great video!

Karen said...

I really enjoyed your video. Patiently waiting the swans arrival here in March.

Stewart M said...

Oi! Stop nicking our birds!!

Does the black swan breed in the UK now?

Cheers and thanks for linking to WBW

Stewart M - Melbourne

Pantherka said...

Andrew, great video.
Greetings.

Pia said...

I like the videos Andrew. My favourites are of course the little cuties!

Kenneth Cole Schneider said...

Nice clip! I have yet to seen one of our coots with chicks running on the ground.

Liz said...

They look great to me!!