Swans are birds, they do not give birth, the female lays 5 to 10 eggs, in a nest by water, that take from 35 to 42 days to hatch. The female does most of the egg incubation, but every now and then the male will replace her for a while so she can have a swim and a 'bite to eat'.
Most species of swan mate for life. After fertilization, the female will lay anywhere between three and eight eggs per clutch.
The same as other birds. Sexual reproduction, the hen lays eggs which she hatches.
They reproduce sexually.
Sexually.
no
Swans lay eggs, so they do not get pregnant.
in Canada
Spring
Yes they can!
Lay eggs, (of course! they're birds) Swans have their babies by laying eggs. Birds do not give live birth like mammals do.
Ponds, lakes, slow-going rivers and freshwater marshes.
Ponds, lakes, slow-going rivers and freshwater marshes.
Swans are not mammals, therefore, they lay eggs and sit on them until they hatch.
This is because swans feed mostly on underwater vegitation, so they live near the water in order to have a food source.
In the spring! You should not attempt to go near their nests as they are very, very protective.
They lay, on the average, three to eight eggs. Only one clutch of eggs is laid per year. A swan builds their nests out of stems and leaves from plants such as cattails and sedges. Trumpeters often nest on top of muskrat or beaver lodges.