I took plenty of long-distant photo of the Mute Swan partners with their cygnet securely in between both.
A week later, they ventured to my side of the lake for a visit I believe seeking food or having their photos taken.
The Swans have lived here for some time, and their monogamous relationship has outlasted many humans. It is either true love of they cannot find others, either way, they project a beautiful and serene scene as they float along. 🙂
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Wow! These are great shots. Love them! 🙂
Thank you they came to me. I guess they were hungry, but, I didn’t have any wild bird food. 🙂
Awww… would have been a wonderful thing to feed them. They made good captures. Cheers. 🙂
They discourage feeding the wild birds unless it is wild bird food.
Thanks Simpledimple. 🙂
You’re welcome! Just learnt a new thing today about wild birds. Thanks for the info. 🙂
Beautiful subject to photograph. Perhaps they were just curious about what you were doing there and came to have a look at you.
I think so. They posed quit properly for the camera. 🙂