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Learn about the mute swan, a large white waterfowl with an orange beak and a black knob, native to Eurasia and introduced to other regions. Find out its taxonomy, evolution, description, behaviour, distribution, habitat, and cultural significance.
Learn about the Mute Swan, a nonnative waterfowl that swims with its neck curved and wings raised. Find out how it mates for life, eats voraciously, and can be aggressive to humans and other species.
Learn about the mute swan, one of the most familiar and iconic waterbirds in the UK. Find out its features, distribution, habits, conservation status and how to feed it.
Learn about the Mute Swan, a huge white bird with a reddish-orange bill and a black knob on its head. Find out where it is native and where it is introduced, and how it interacts with other waterfowl.
Learn about the Mute Swan, a large white bird with an orange bill and a black knob, introduced from Europe to North America. Find out its range, behavior, habitat, diet, nesting, and conservation status.
Learn about the adaptable and aggressive Mute Swan, a nonnative species that can displace native birds and damage aquatic habitat. Find out how they breed, feed, and defend their territory, and what threats they face from predators and humans.
Learn about the Mute Swan, a large and elegant waterfowl with a long neck, orange bill, and black legs. Find out how to identify it, where to see it, and why it is not native to North America.
