Tundra swans, once known as whistling swans, are a bit smaller than the more rare trumpeter swan. They move through the Mississippi River Valley in early March through late May en route to northern ...

Spotting elegant tundra swans can brighten cold wintry days. Between mid-November and mid-December, we cherish hearing their soft mellow vocalization “hoo-hoo” calls before we see the swans overhead ...

Winter at Pahranagat Lake reveals intricate reflections on placid waters and offers a lucky chance to spend time with dozens of tundra swans in the desert. Temperatures at Pahranagat National Wildlife ...

North America is home to two native swans, tundra swans and trumpeter swans. Both nest in the high Arctic. Both migrate south for the winter. But according to published range maps, neither winters ...

In early morning at Little Swamp Sanctuary in western Midland County, we can see the far shore of the wetland, almost one half mile away, through a path of trimmed open space where we have a seep or ...

North America has two native swans: the tundra swan and the trumpeter swan. (The mute swan is a nonnative that was eliminated from Maryland Bay waters through a controversial program begun in about ...