“In addition to monitoring the growth of the trumpeter swan population, a great deal of work also went into creating and restoring wetland habitat needed for generations of trumpeters to nest ...

Swans around the world have been admired for centuries. Of seven species known worldwide, only two native species are ...

It spread mostly in the Northeast, mid-Atlantic and Great Lakes regions. Tell it apart from native tundra and trumpeter swans by its orange bill with a black knob. Mute swans have a big appetite ...

Trumpeter swan families with newly hatched young will sometimes cross highways or rest on the shoulders of highways that border their nesting marshes. They are at risk of being hit by vehicles ...

I ‘shot for the shadows’ due to the extreme backlighting on these trumpeter swans about to take off. Canon EOS R6 ISO 2,000, 500 mm, f/7.1, 1/2000 sec.” Critique: “At first glance ...

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is seeking information regarding the illegal killing of two trumpeter swans and three mule deer in Southeast Idaho during the last week of December 2024.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is seeking information regarding the illegal killing of two trumpeter swans and three mule deer in southeast Idaho during the last week of December 2024.