A few topics on swans:
1. M50, the trumpeter that was shot and is at the rehab center: she is
holding her own. She is standing and moving around, quite feisty in fact.
She is underweight so she will be with them for a while. Hopefully she will
recover. Again, anyone with any information on seeing her this year or
knows something about the circumstances of her shooting please let me know.
You can read more at the Sarvey Wildlife Rehab Facebook page.

2. Swans off the Tualco Road area: they are both Trumpeter and Tundra. This
week I saw a banded tundra swan P7?? there along with many trumpeters.

3. If anyone has photos of the Juanita Bay swans, including the Bewicks,
it would be great. If you are willing to share, I will appreciate hearing
from you.

5. Anyone finding swans in unusual locations, please let me know.
Especially looking for sightings along Hood Canal both sides and the outer
coastal areas including Makah zone.


Martha Jordan
The Trumpeter Swan Society
Washington Swan Stewards-Chair
PMB 272
914 - 164th Street SE
Mill Creek, WA 98012
425-787-0258
Cell 206-713-3684