Once a native species in Minnesota, the trumpeter swans had just about disappeared in the state by 1932. In the 1960’s Minnesota began a restoration effort for the swans. The DNR’s Non-Game ...

Photo by Jeff Tome This trumpeter swan, named Geffroy, has been seen near downtown Warren. Geffroy is one of 1,000 or fewer trumpeter swans in eastern North America. A large swan with yellow tags on ...

They’re known to mate for life, which can be up to 25 years. It makes swans fitting symbols of love and devotion. Trumpeter swans on the St. Croix River near Hudson, Wis. (Marlin Levison/The ...

A rare and exciting sight has captured the attention of Warren County residents. Trumpeter swans, the largest swans native to North America, have been seen in the area, including one named Geffroy, ...

The number of trumpeter swans spotted in greater Vernon swelled this year, while eagles held steady. The Vernon Naturalist Society held its annual swan and eagle count on Jan. 12 – a citizen ...

A press release from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR): Every fall, officials with the DNR warns waterfowl hunters to avoid mistakenly shooting trumpeter swans. Notices are ...

North America's largest native waterfowl glides across pristine lakes and wetlands, its pure white feathers and 8-foot wingspan creating an unforgettable sight. The Trumpeter Swan is North America's ...

The trumpeter swan can be seen throughout the Okanagan. With its striking black and white colouring, not only is it arguably one of the prettiest birds in the region, but it is also one of the ...

Driving past Black Lake in Ilwaco is always a treat at this time of year! Trumpeter swans may provide the treat! Trumpeter families stay together on migration. So, we may see a family of four foraging ...

They prepare for the spring breeding season, so their feeding activity and weight change. Male trumpeter swans are called cobs; juvenile are called cygnets, and female swans are called pens. Male ...