America's Arctic - Tundra Swan
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- čas přidán 29. 10. 2023
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Meet the enchanting Tundra Swan! Its majestic presence and beauty are rivaled only by the endurance it shows in migrating thousands of miles to the remote northern reaches of Alaska, its breeding and nesting grounds. This footage of nesting Tundra Swans comes from a Cornell Lab expedition deep into America's Arctic. The Department of the Interior recently introduced new regulations that designate a staggering 13 million acres within the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska for protection. This means we're not just preserving the breathtaking Tundra Swan and its habitat; we're also securing this precious land for future generations. Your voice matters! Share your thoughts and make a difference in supporting Arctic preservation. Join the conversation during the public comment period using this link: www.protectthearctic.org/corn...
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(Migration data from Ely, C.R. and Meixell, B.W., Movement Ecology (2016) and Wilkins, K.A. et al., Wildfowl (2010).)
I love Tundra Swan they are so beautiful
This is one of my favorite series' to watch on all of youtube. Absolutely love it
Thanks to my trusty and deeply appreciated Cornell Lab Merlin app, I identified the song of the tundra Swan on this frigid January night on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. I live along the Chester river, which is connected to the Chesapeake Bay. I heard tundra swans, late at night last year here as well. I’m puzzled as to why I would hear them on the US Mid Atlantic Coast in January…because they are passing through…I don’t think they live here, although… Maybe they do? to be explored. Perhaps they are wintering here.
I live in Washington State and see them every year. We are on the Pacific Flyway, and get Tundra and Trumpeter Swans, as well as Snow Geese coming through.
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beautiful informative video
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I saw one a few winters ago, here in the midwest. It was an unexpected new sighting, I took a few dozen photos of it.
Beautifu 👏 so nicely presented! Love how the birds are impersonated in the whole serie. 🥰
Very good!
Do the Snow Geese summer in the same area in the Canadian Tundra .. ?
Great Question, here are two resources from All About Birds: Tundra Swan: www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Tundra_Swan/maps-range, Snow Geese: www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Snow_Goose/maps-range
Looks like the Trumpeter Swans I see in Lake Ontario, only these have a yellow mark on the beak to make them distinct. 🟡