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Re: Cold new england, frozen pond
By:The Regal Swan
Date: 4 February 2015
Date: 4 February 2015
In Response To: Re: Cold new england, frozen pond (Georgina)
Hi Georgina
If the swan hisses at you, then it probably will not let you get near her, much less pick her up. She will not go into the shed on her own. Even if you chased her indoors, once you let her out the next day, she would leave the area or never go back indoors again. So, she is pretty much on her own.
Swans are built for cold weather so she should fare okay as long as predators leave her alone and she can keep warm and dry, eat the food that you give her and can still browse in other nearby areas for water, food and shelter.
Yes, most birds (various species not just swans, go south for the winter. The Regal Swan
Messages In This Thread
- Cold new england, frozen pond -- Georgina -- 3 February 2015
- Re: Cold new england, frozen pond -- The Regal Swan -- 3 February 2015
- Re: Cold new england, frozen pond -- Georgina -- 4 February 2015
- Re: Cold new england, frozen pond -- The Regal Swan -- 4 February 2015
- Re: Cold new england, frozen pond -- Lynne -- 4 February 2015
- Re: Cold new england, frozen pond -- Georgina -- 4 February 2015
- Re: Cold new england, frozen pond -- The Regal Swan -- 3 February 2015
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