But he pays them no mind. He has the same kind of tag that the one last year had.
Nighty night!
“It is imperative to maintain portions of the wilderness
untouched so that a tree will rot where it falls, a waterfall will pour its
curve without generating electricity, a trumpeter swan may float on uncontaminated
water and moderns
may at least see what their ancestors knew in their nerves and blood.”
Bernard De Voto
13 comments:
They are so so cute☺
They are so graceful looking. I bet it is the same one you've seen before since I hear they will return to the same spot every year.
Quite the beauty!
Wow...incredible beauty!
that bird is beautiful. I am making my first stop to your blog, I believe and I am now following you.
the swan is so pretty, I don't think they come here. we get very few geese, but do see a few of them. we had a lot of honking over head last week.
How pretty is he?! That tag seems kind of big!
The swan is big and he is beautiful!
I'm glad the swan is back, but it's sad that he's all alone.
A poem about it and everything. Ginny - what is the difference in the Trumpeter Swan and the others? It is beautiful! Does that mean winter is over?
Hi Ginny,
We have swans here in our area. That is new for us, in the past five years they have started to live in our area. They are beautiful.
Carla
That is very interesting . I wonder what the tags are all about.
Beautiful. And that quote is so true, but rarely considered necessary if thought about at all in our world. Everything has to be manicured and controlled.
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