Whooper Swan- Cygnus cygnus - BirdForum
Nov 15, 2024 · Habitat Wetlands Location RSPB Leighton Moss Date taken 15.11.2024 Scientific name Cygnus cygnus Equipment used Olympus OM1 with OM SYSTEM M.Zuiko Digital ED 150-400mm f4.5 TC1.25x IS PRO Lens
Lincoln, 12/10/2023, Whooper swan - BirdForum
Oct 12, 2023 · Confident this is a whooper swan and so is my dad however the rather short looking neck is causing me to be a little hesitant to report it as one without first getting further opinions- its forehead looks also quite steep. I would expect a Bewick to have much more black on the bill which this...
Whooper Swan - BirdForum Opus
Jan 29, 2004 · Identification. Length 140-165 cm, wingspan 205-235 cm, weight 7.5-12.7 kg White body; Long thin neck; Tail short, wedge-shaped
Whooper Swan Ring - BirdForum
Hi On the 02/02/2007 whilst birding at WWT Martin Mere (Lancashire) I tried to read the metal ring of a Whooper Swan. Unfortunately I didn’t manage to get the full code and the Whooper walked into the water! Typical! I asked the WWT staff at Martin Mere to see if they could trace this bird...
whooper swans leg bands - BirdForum
Jan 24, 2007 · could someone tell me where a whooper with yellow on left leg and white on right leg was banded and when. i seen it at derrylin co fermanagh 2 weeks ago. What's new New posts New media New media comments New profile posts New review items Latest activity
Whooper swan - BirdForum
Nov 17, 2024 · Excellent aerial capture of this Whooper Swan Ove, It stands out well against the background. Love the water droplets 💦 Tfs.
Long-staying injured Whooper Swan - BirdForum
Mar 20, 2023 · Now we are into Summer ( allegedly) I'm pleased to report the long- staying Whooper Swan is now in its third Summer here on the Kent Estuary in South Cumbria. Because of its broken wing it can't fly but it can walk and swim, so it spends its time on the marsh or on the river. Its looking in good shape, apart from the damaged wing.
Lincoln, 12/10/2023, Whooper swan | Page 2 | BirdForum
Lincoln, 12/10/2023, Whooper swan Thread starter Bewick; Start date Oct 12, 2023 ... Good for Whooper 👍 ...
Juvenile Bewick's or Whooper Swan - BirdForum
Dec 4, 2009 · Juvenile Bewick's or Whooper Swan - Seaton Pond, Co. Durham, UK Must admit I thought these were Whooper Swan from the bill pattern but others say Bewick's and they've been getting reported as Bewick's on the local bird club web site - assuming they're the same birds of course though the only others present were Mute Swan.
How to pronounce Whooper (Swan) | Page 2 | BirdForum
Apr 6, 2022 · Back to the original question, I've never had Whooper Swans come up as a subject of conversation with any British friends, but all of the Americans and non-native speakers I've ever heard pronounced the w- and not the h-, so wooper more or …