I left early on Sunday morning and didn’t think
anybody had seen this bird here yet. But its size attracted attention from
passers-by, mostly farmers. I took the
opportunity to talk to them and pointed out how valuable the fields here are
for migrating birds and also our local Black-faced Spoonbills.
I hope they will become a bit interested; the Spoonbills
are at risk, there residence, a little island in the river is slowly being
washed away. Somebody should take action!
Mute Swan, コブハクチョウ
The big young swan was not too happy with all the people lining the bank of the pond. It stretched its wings and left.
I went to the other side of the river where the family of Tundra Swans had been spending the winter. They were still there, happy as it seemed.
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