Nature: Trumpeter swans in New York
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- čas přidán 29. 01. 2022
- We leave you this Sunday among trumpeter swans braving winter's chill near Cayuga, New York. Videographer: Carl Mrozek.
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As a New Yorker watching this in a very cold and snowy morning it is lovely to watch these swans navigating the frigid waters without much fuss but lots of trumpeting to each other.....joyful ✨❤️✨
Nice they post the longer video on YT. The actual segment on TV was only 27 seconds long.
Yes!
Swans are beautiful creatures.
So beautiful. Nothing beats the sound of nature ❤️
Except for the sound of someone saying, "Yes....!" 👍🏼😎✌🏼
I'd be sounding a trumpet too if I was swimming in those icy waters.
Thank you for the uplifting images. Wonderful way to remember the beauty in the world.
What a beautiful sight! Fantastic captures of the swans flying,landing, and taking off!
One swan swam through the puddle with grace after it slipped and fell. What a great way to handle a dip on the road!
Lucky for Nature, they don't
Know the Turmoil of this Plant.
I love ❤ watching the nature shows. It makes my day. I am glad they put them on.
99% of these are Tundra swans, still a beautiful sight and sound. Most Tundra have a small yellow spot at the base of the bill. Also the eye is not encompassed by the black facial skin like it is on a Trumpeter such that the eye on a Tundra is more distinguishable. The white forehead where it meets the bill is more "V" shaped on a Trumpeter as well. I am from the area and while there are surely some Trumpeters in the mix (and some even nest at the nearby Montezuma NWR and NYSDEC lands) this congregation is made up mostly of Tundra. Also Sandhill cranes @ 10 sec
What are the black, duck like fowl near the end of the video?
@@Bluesbabesrv Canada geese around the 2:40 mark
@@Bluesbabesrv Believe he's correct on the Canada geese -- which gives you an idea of how large the swans are! 👍🏼😎✌🏼
Good catch with the cranes. I thought they were funny-looking swans.
Wonderful video! Swans are always so beautiful and graceful. It was nice to hear the redwing blackbirds as well! Spring is coming! 🌱
Government agencies and private conservation groups have contributed to the saving of this species, the growing numbers of trumpeter swans. Thank us taxpayers and those who donate money to save the environment for the ability to see videos like this, as well as in-person views, of course.
Beautiful! Thank you.
Beautifully, well done!🦢🦢🦢
You can hear the red winged black birds, too, even though you cannot see them ☺️
Thank you for sharing. I am from NY, many available moments like this were enjoyable. Nice change from the flocks of geese everywhere here in Colorado.
Lots of amazing footage of swans. Great to see them flying too. In my video they are relaxing, but one of the stretches their wings wide. They are truly magnificent creatures. Thanks for sharing.
Would of been nice to have an actual story about these beautiful birds
Swans are my favorite 🦢
Thank you for sharing!
One day I will see these beauties
I love the CBS Sunday Mornings Moment of Nature! But these are Tundra Swans, not Trumpeters. Tundra's have a small yellow spot on their black bill beneath the eye and the bill is a tad shorter than the Trumpeter which is a bigger swan by about 10-20% in size.
Wait so based on your description, these are not tundra swans. Where's the yellow spot? I looked and I don't see it. These are trumpeters.
Gorgeous. We don't get Trumpeters or Tundra swans in our area. We get occasional here and there along with the Canadas. Oakland CA's Lake Merritt is the oldest bird refuge in the U.S.
The Lake Mille Lacs National Wildlife Refuge in Minnesota is the smallest! Essentially, two small rock islands in a big (207 sq. mi.) lake..... 👍🏼😎✌🏼
Beautiful. My place in the Sandhills is near a bestest haven on the great plains. Saw 49 on one day very recently. There talk is a true wonder.
I like how they have small groups of friends to complain about other swans.
Most of the swans seen in this videos were tundra swans; you can tell because tundra swans have a little bit of yellow under their eye on the beak. And most of the swan calls in this video were tundra swan calls
💜💛🌻🌺🌼
Shame they only show about 20 seconds of this on the program.
Can someone combine Moment of Nature with a VR headset ???
Gotta be in Reno
This video must have been taken late winter last year? I hear red wing blackbirds in the background.
Trumpeter swans live in minesota
no need to ask about their name. enjoyable as always.
Majority of these are tundra swans not trumpeters
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