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Swan and Young

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A mother swan and her young offspring. There was a lovely sunset causing a deep red reflection in the water. The mother swan was very protective and aggressive and reared up and spat at me a moment after I took this shot!

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6 responses to “Swan and Young”

  1. Matty avatar
    Matty

    Lovely! A mute swan, I’d say.

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  2. Donncha avatar
    Donncha

    Thanks Matt, I wasn’t sure if it was too dark or not. It depends on how your monitor is configured!

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  3. photoDude avatar
    photoDude

    This is a beautiful photo dude. Very mystical.

    Reply
  4. Eric avatar
    Eric

    this is beautiful donncha. i like the dark water against the white swan.

    Reply
  5. Paxton Prints avatar
    Paxton Prints

    Beautiful capture.

    Reply
  6. Jarratt W. Martin avatar
    Jarratt W. Martin

    Can it sing? what’s the expression for dressing a certain way?
    I can’t remember. Swanned?

    Reply

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