Spotting elegant tundra swans can brighten cold wintry days. Between mid-November and mid-December we cherish hearing their soft mellow vocalization “hoo-hoo” calls before we see the sw… ...

There’s some debate over how edible swan meat is. A full mount will run you hundreds of dollars. So why hunt swans?

Tallahassee hunter who shot rare swan gives up hunting license for life Birdwatchers had gathered at Lake Jackson to see rare Tundra Swans The API failed to deliver the resource.

Mike Weirich sent photos of tundra swans that have returned to Knotts Island Bay in North Carolina for the winter. Jeff Lewis sent a photo of a large group of redhead ducks and a few tundra swans ...

On Monday, I saw the first greater sandhill cranes of the year, 16 of them in the Burton area of Madison County. They dropped in along with a few Tundra swans and a lot of trumpeter swans in a ...

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 ...

A tundra swan in the care of Bend's Think Wild wildlife rehabilitation hospital for the past two weeks was successfully released back into the wild Wednesday after surviving a casualty event that ...

Learn swan facts, including what swans eat, why they're known as a symbol of love and how many types of swans live in North America.

North America is home to two native swans, tundra swans and trumpeter swans. Both nest in the high Arctic. Both migrate south for the winter.

Utah has allowed the taking of rare trumpeter swans, considered North America’s largest bird, for years because they are easily mistaken for the much more common, but smaller tundra swan.

Swans are under the gun right now. Members of seven Chippewa Indian tribes in portions of Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan can hunt both species of North American swan — trumpeter and tundra ...