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Beautiful white swan in blue water. Focus on bird eye.

The Mute swan, Cygnus olor is a species of swan and a member of the waterfowl family Anatidae. Here flying over a lake in the English Garden in Munich, Germany

A tundra swan with an odd twist to its neck.

Daytime autumn side view close-up of a single mute swan (Cygnus Olor) rising from a pond cleaning and drying its wings, with reflection in the water that is coloring green from reed at the water's edge in the background [series 4/4]

Proud swan shows his chest, beautiful bird

Swan Spreading its wings out

A closeup shot of beautiful white swans swimming in a lake

Swan illuminated by the golden sunlight spreading his wings in the pond.

Mother swan on the grass in front of the water

A Swan

Landscape with swans, seagulls and ducks in the Daugava river. Two swans in the foreground

A flock of tundra swans flying in formation near Kilarney Lake in north Idaho.

Trumpeter swan, Cygnus buccinator, in a River in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming in the winter.

Cygnus olor in sun light

Mute swan (Cygnus olor) landing in Bantam Lake, Connecticut, on a sunny day

The bird is a Swan in flight on an isolated background.

The Trumpeter Swan (Cygnus buccinator) is the largest species of waterfowl with a wingspan that can exceed 10 feet. It is also the heaviest living bird native to North America. In the early part of the 20th century, with a population of less than 70, the trumpeter swan faced extinction. Aerial surveys eventually discovered a population of several thousand trumpeters around Alaska's Copper River. Some of these were carefully reintroduced to other areas and now the population exceeds 46,000 birds. The adult trumpeter swan has an all-white plumage, while the cygnets are light gray with pink legs. After about a year in age the cygnets gain their adult plumage. The breeding habitat of trumpeter swans is large shallow ponds, undisturbed lakes, pristine wetlands and wide slow rivers, and marshes. The largest numbers of breeding pairs can be found in Alaska but they also breed in northwestern and central North America. In the winter, natural populations of swans migrate in V-shaped flocks to southern Canada, and the Pacific Northwest. This trumpeter swan was photographed while wintering on the Skagit Flats near La Conner, Washington State, USA.

A mute swan caught after sunset bathed in pleasing blue light across the water and along the treeline. Taken at Whitlingham, Norfolk UK.

A pair of swans on a lake in the sunset light with some green and red grass in the background.

Mute swan in water starting to fly

Swan on ice

Mute swan bird, cygnus olor, flying upon the water

mute swan flying over water, highkey image

white swan on water in autumn top view

Mute Swan in front of a reed bed in Gosforth Park Nature Reserve. Sleeping with its head under its wing.

White swan on the green lake

Mute swan (Cygnus olor) family lined up in Bantam Lake, Connecticut, on a sunny afternoon in early winter, with copy space at bottom. Adults at either end, young birds in the middle.

White swan swimming in the water of a cool river

A white swan is by the lake

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