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We returned to McGinnis Slough to see the Little Blue Heron (which has green legs) and caught sight of cygnets. That's the official term for swan chicks. They have pink beaks!
--written by Ima and her family
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Trumpeter Swans and their cygnets (cygnets being the word for swan chicks) |
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Trumpeter Swans have their legs set behind their centers of gravity, probably to take off better, but that makes for clumsy walking. |
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Trumpeter Cygnets |
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Trumpeter Swan |
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Trumpeter Swans and cygnets |
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Trumpeter Swans, their cygnets, and some Mallards |
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Red-tailed Hawk |
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Itchy Little Blue Heron |
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Little Blue Heron looking at me |
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Little Blue Heron |
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Great Blue Heron who probably got hit by a car |
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Great Egret |
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2 Osprey |
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1 Osprey |
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Double-crested Cormorant and Wood Duck |
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Great Egret |
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Blue-winged Teal |
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Blue-winged Teal |
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Red-tailed Hawk |
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