Trumpeter Swan: facts, habitat and behavior

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North America’s biggest waterfowl, the trumpeter swan glides across quiet lakes, announcing itself with a rich bugle-like call. Saved from near-extinction by strict protection, these lifelong pairs now nest across Canada and the northern USA, grazing on submerged shoots and roots.
Technical factsheet
Type:bird
Scientific name:Cygnus buccinator
Habitat:wetland
Diet:herbivore
Continents:North America
Size:1.2–1.5 m body length
Weight:9–13.5 kg
Activity:diurnal
Social behavior:pair
IUCN status:Least Concern
Lifespan:20–24 years in the wild
Habitat: The Trumpeter Swan can be found in Canada, United-states-of-america, Alaska-us, Texas-us, New-york-us