Several swans a’swimming

  • While flying his drone off Homer Road, photographer, Kevin Zini managed to snap a photo of several trumpeter swans enjoying a chilly swim down a windy bend. They are the largest swan in North America. These swans are best distinguished from Tundra swans by their lower pitched nasal honking and their bill, defined by a straight edge at the gape and pointed border between the eyes.

    While flying his drone off Homer Road, photographer, Kevin Zini managed to snap a photo of several trumpeter swans enjoying a chilly swim down a windy bend. They are the largest swan in North America. These swans are best distinguished from Tundra swans by their lower pitched nasal honking and their bill, defined by a straight edge at the gape and pointed border between the eyes.

    While flying his drone off Homer Road, photographer, Kevin Zini managed to snap a photo of several trumpeter swans enjoying a chilly swim down a windy bend. They are the largest swan in North America. These swans are best distinguished from Tundra swans by their lower pitched nasal honking and their bill, defined by a straight edge at the gape and pointed border between the eyes.

While flying his drone off Homer Road, photographer, Kevin Zini managed to snap a photo of several trumpeter swans enjoying a chilly swim down a windy bend. They are the largest swan in North America. These swans are best distinguished from Tundra swans by their lower pitched nasal honking and their bill, defined by a straight edge at the gape and pointed border between the eyes.