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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
| Young birds, called cygnets, are not the bright white of mature adults, and their bill is black, not orange, for the first year. The color of the down may range from pure white to grey to a buff color. The grey/buff coloration is most common. The white colored cygnets have a leucistic gene, seen most often in the north central states in America and in Poland. All Mute Swans are white at maturity. |
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Hello George
wunderful shot of this young swan, great warm colors
splendid composition, it seems he like to look his image in the clear water
very well done
Jacqueline
όταν τους πρωτοείδα είχα χαρεί ιδιαίτερα,μου βγάζεις πάλι αυτό το συναίσθημα,υπέροχο επιβλητικό πανέμορφο πουλί,
πολύ καλή καταγραφή,
καλή συνέχεια
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