I finally got back to check on Momma Swan,
whom I first found and photographed on April 16th.
I only saw one swan as we approached the lake,
and that one was in the water,
very busy preening, with Mr. Male Mallard.
I know exactly where the nest was, on an island at one end of this lake.
The nest that I saw back in April was completely open but it is now completely covered in overgrowth.
Yet, I was pretty sure I saw her in there, can you see her?
The hubs drove me around to the other side of the lake...
and sure enough, there she was!
I spent about 10 minutes watching and photographing her.
She spent most of the time tending to and fixing up her nest,
then she curled up and I assume drifted off to sleep.
I agree mother nature is so amazing - we should all take time out and enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo's again Debbie.
Wishing you a good weekend.
All the best Jan
Yes... nature is amazing. So are you photos.
ReplyDeleteGood to spot Mother Swan tending carefully to her nest! It is amazing and wonderful to know more little cygnets will appear soon! Loved your photos, Debbie!
ReplyDeleteHello Debbie!:) Lovely captures!:) I like the cute coppy cat image of the Swan and Mallard,:))
ReplyDelete.. how wonderful to find the nest and Mrs. Swan....
ReplyDelete.. great photos... xx
Barb xxx
Beautiful! Swans are always wonderful to see. Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteLindo um belo cisne.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom fim de semana.
translated: Beautiful a beautiful swan. A hug and good weekend .
DeleteI hope you're able to see the little ones when they finally pop out! Mama will be glad to get off the nest.
ReplyDeleteYes, nature is amazing. I love that you've seen her nest. Keep us posted, if there's little ones!
ReplyDeleteAmazing and wonderful...thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove this, Debbie. So glad you found her again. :)
ReplyDeletexoxo
Hello, it is good you can drive around the lake. Love the shots of the swans and the Mallard. The baby swans should be soon too. Nature is amazing. Wonderful critter post! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Wishing you a safe and happy Memorial Day weekend!
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice photo! Il ove your swan! Very big one!
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Hi Debbie, your swan captures are gorgeous. I just love the graceful curve of a swan's neck. Have a wonderful long weekend.
ReplyDeleteAll these photos are beautiful. I have always loved swans. I saw some black ones years ago too, really amazing. Have a super weekend.
ReplyDeletei hope she has a successful brood!
ReplyDeleteNature never fails to surprise us.
ReplyDeleteI like a paparazzi like you.
Before long the babies will be ready to photograph.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you went back. I was thinking about her and wondering if she had hatched her babies.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos Debbie.
You must have so much fun capturing all that glorious bird life that abounds at your place. How exciting a nest with cygnets. I look forward to your photos of these gorgeous babies.
ReplyDeleteYou must have so much fun capturing all that glorious bird life that abounds at your place. How exciting a nest with cygnets. I look forward to your photos of these gorgeous babies.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking we will have babies soon!
ReplyDeleteI do hope you'll be able to photographs them
She is such a beautiful creature.
So neat that you were able to drive around and check on her at a different angle, isn't it just amazing how much the growth is around her nest now, great shots!
ReplyDeleteShe really is. I've been loving the nests.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful! Nature truly is amazing!
ReplyDeleteNature is amazing and I love how you capture it on camera. You are the best! Hugs😊💕
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