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Mute Swan cygnets – 16th June

June 17, 2009Recent wildlife sightings2009, cygnets, Deep Pit, Gravel Pit, June, Mute Swan, river, Slurry LagoonPete Smith

The latest recruits to the Mute Swan population are three new cygnets to the Gravel Pit pair. There are already six on the Slurry Lagoon and six on the river, bringing the total to fifteen. The Deep Pit nest has failed.

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