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Well, you see, swans have to return to the water on a consistent basis in order to stay hydrated. This is why you rarely see swans flying south in winter, because they simply dive under the ice and create a new nest in the mud. The mud provides insulation for the birds when they burrow into it.

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Some geese and swans survive the winter by migrating south. This means that they spend the winter in warmer climates.

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MAY HECK FALL ON THIS SITE!!!

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they produce

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i think they fly somewhere warm

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They migrate to warmer countries.

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