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Cygnus? (1 Viewer)

ody

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Can someone from this pic to say if this is a Whooper or a Bewick's Swan?
Thank you in advance.
 

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... and me. It's too "swan-like", with a long, thin neck whereas Tundra is more "goose-like" ,with a proportionally shorter, thinner neck.
Chris
 
Hi,
for me looks more like a Bewiki Swan, the neck is to short for a Whooper Swan and it looks that the yellow part of the bill is not going so far.
Cheers
Peter.
 
In MHO, i think it's a Whooper Swan. It's a no-no to try an ID from bill pattern, on that photo.
 
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