The Tundra migration has reached herel

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The annual Tundra Swan migration is a big thing in this area. Literally thousands pass through. I found these on the one lake that has some open water on it at the moment. Unfortunately I couldn't launch a kayak to get closer. There were other waterfowl present; Buffleheads, Red Headed Ducks and Common Mergansers, but they stayed at extreme range and the pics I managed aren't really worth showing. Try again tomorrow.
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What breed of Swan are they. We have loads of resident Mutes but get migrant Whooper and Bewicks.
 

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looks cold, makes you wonder what sort of wintery hell they're escaping from.
 
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These birds (the Eastern population) winter in the coastal mid-atlantic States. They're on their way to the northern tundra/Alaska.
 

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