Tundra Swans back again
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Tundra Swans back again

Harwooddj

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The Tundra Swans have returned to the lake near our home in Chatham.  As noisey as ever. :D
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Oh, Wow - omg, look at them all!  :D  That is awesome!   8)
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Jo-Anne :)

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Isn't it early for them to be returning?  I usually look forward to heading down to Long Point in March for the return of the swans.   A beautiful sight for sure.
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It's the fall migration in Nov-Dec and spring migration in March. Some stay over winter near Lake Erie.
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Where is this by the way? I used to see Tundra Swans down there, but not this many...
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Harwooddj

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Pinehurst, just north of Rondeau Provincial Park.  They will stay until the lake freezes over.
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Thanks, I have seen swans in that area, but far from that amount.
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Thanks ... I didn't realize the timing of the fall migration.  Much appreciated.
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That is a lot of Tundra Swans
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