“Snow geese and tundra swans begin their migration when the first new plant shoots emerge in spring. At Middle Creek, this can occur as early as January but typically sometime in February or March.

Johnstown, PA — Tundra Swan migration season traditionally isn't for another few weeks, but at one Cambria county State Park - the large birds have already been visiting for the past few days.

Climate trends toward larger, wetter storm systems on the West Coast during fall migration, as well as drought and habitat degradation, may affect tundra swans’ population success over time. [1 ...

A young, 16-pound, tundra swan, the lone survivor of a mass waterfowl casualty event in Harney County, is now in the care of Think Wild, a wildlife rehabilitation center in ...

Tundra swans fly over the Brownsville overlook earlier this month. ERIC AUER LEE, River Valley Media Group A tundra swan spreads its wings at the Brownsville overlook earlier this month.

The tundra swan along with other migrating birds make use of the Yuba, Sutter and Butte counties’ wetland and farmland during this migration. The swan festival is a community celebration of ...

Think Wild, a Bend wildlife rehabilitation hospital, says a tundra swan now in their care was lucky to survive a casualty event that killed many other migrating waterfowl near Burns last week ...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has three upcoming spring migration tours across the state ... including diving and dabbling ducks in full breeding plumage, trumpeter and tundra swans, ...

Annual migration of birds attracts visitors to the Mississippi River near Brownsville, Minn. $2 for 6 months SUBSCRIBE NOW. ... Swans from the tundra flock to Southeast Minnesota ...

This is migration season and a perfect time to get a closer look at the Tundra Swan as the get ready to make an exhausting trip stretching thousands of miles. Lucky for us, it’s all happening ...

BEND, Ore. — A tundra swan was the sole survivor of an unusual event, likely caused by the recent eclipse, that killed dozens of birds in the Burns area. As many as thirty swans, geese, and ...

While one might confuse trumpeters for tundra swans on sight, the sonorous, deeply resonant tone of Columbus buccinator (the trumpeter) contrasts sharply with the shriller, wild baying of tundras.