Starting
with another Dusty sculpture, I continue with my late September
Arundel trip to WWT. Alas, none of the three mentioned species on
the info-board were in sight at either hide. In fact, very little
other than gulls and mallards was showing itself - the odd goose,
perhaps - definitely no herons, kingfishers, egrets, lapwings....
So
have another pair of Dusty sculptures! I wandered along to the Bewick
swan habitat, wondering if the 4 cygnets would still be present - as
cygnets have a tendency to be removed at a certain age. I was happy
to find all 4 still in situ this trip, however - along with another nearby
Dusty.
I
was about to see how the black-necked swans were doing in the former
trumpeter swan enclosure, when to my surprise and delight I
discovered the trumpeter swans swimming towards me! That really made
my day, as these are my favorite swans! It was a lovely surprise to
find them back in their former home - though I have yet to discover
what became of the black-necked pair.
It's nice that the trumpeter swans have returned. Along with more Dustys.
ReplyDeleteyes those swans were my favs!
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