Subject: whooper, tundra and trumpeter swans (fwd)
Date: Nov 12 06:56:07 1999
From: Dan Victor - dcv at scn.org
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Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1999 15:39:59 -0800
From: Dean Steinke <dean_stud at hotmail.com>
Subject: whooper, tundra and trumpeter swans
Hi Dan and Tweeters,
I'm not at my home computer so hopefully you can forward this to the
digests.
The Whooper Swan adult and two juveniles are still at Mamit Lake in the
presence of Tundra Swans, one of which is very chummy with the
Whoopers. The four were swimming together as a group which leads one to
wonder just how friendly are they?
At least one Trumpeter Swan was also close by. Three different
species of swans in one location. A great day.
Last week it was the Eurasian Kestrel, this week the Whooper. I can
hardly wait for next week.
See you in the field
Len Jellicoe
mailto:ljellico at netcom.ca
Surrey, BC