Tell me what you think of my story video.
Showing posts with label Tundra Swans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tundra Swans. Show all posts
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Tundra Swan Love
This is my first attempt at editing a video on Youtube. I added three videos together and then I couldn't help making it into a silent film with annotations and notes. It is a romance between Herbert and Karen, kind of sad, but with a happy ending. Unfortunately, you need to put it on full screen to see the annotations.
Tell me what you think of my story video.
Tell me what you think of my story video.
Labels:
birds,
editing,
Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge,
romance,
swans,
Tundra Swans,
wildlife
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Why the Tundra Swan has a black bill
Tundra swans are beautiful, majestic even. But why do they have that black bill on the pristine white body?
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Tundra Swan |
I sat and watched them looking for food in the wetlands. The water is not deep. It looks as though he is searching the mud for yummy items. It certainly explained that black bill.
Notice how muddy the head is when it pops up out of the water. Also, it appears he is stirring up the mud with his feet before lowering his head again. The Mallards seem to enjoy whatever the swan is churning up.
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