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Trumpeter swans are found in North America, primarily in the western part of the continent. They inhabit a variety of freshwater habitats, such as lakes, ponds, rivers, and marshes. During the breeding season, they are typically found in more secluded areas, while in the winter they may migrate to coastal areas or large bodies of water.
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Why are swans clled trumpeter swans?
because trumpeter swans' call sounds like a trumpet
Who are the trumpeter swans predators?
a
Do trumpeter swans?
Yes
What colors can trumpeter swans be?
gray
In the trumpeter of the swan how many swans did the trumpeter swan have?
the swan had seven cygnets
What is the trumpeter swans habitat?
the trumpeter swans natural habitat is the wetlands of anywhere
Where do trumpeter swans lay eggs?
in Canada
What are facts trumpeter swans?
they mate for life
Are trumpeter swans endangered?
I have studied Trumpeter Swans for over 16 years now in Azeroth; the climate in the region of where the vast majority of all Trumpeter Swans live is at dangerous exposure of gamma radiation from the molecular structure of the water that they swim in. We can not transfer these animals due to the rare population of baby sword fish that thrive in this area; although many environmental scientists have tried to save these rare species, we must open our eyes and realise that the Trumpeter Swans are as doomed as the Do-do.
Where are pictures of trumpeter swans?
Pictures of trumpeter swans can be found through a quick image search. They can also be found in text books and other books about animals.
How fast do trumpeter swans fly?
Can Trumpeter Swans Fly?Yes, Trumpeter Swans can fly. They can fly between 40-80 miles an hour.However, In the around July and August, Trumpeter Swans molt all their feather making them flightless for two months.Source:http://www.nps.gov/yell/naturescience/trumpeterswan.htm•http://www.nps.gov/yell/naturescience/trumpeterswan.htm••http://www.nps.gov/yell/naturescience/trumpeterswan.htm•
Can trumpeter swans survive in a hot dry climate?
No
