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GEUMGANG ECOLOGY TOURIST INFORMATION SYSTEM
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| [Bewick's
swan] Cygnus columbianus jankowskii(ALPHERAKY) |
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- Features: Females and males
are pure white. Their yellow skin protrude in front of their
eyes. the beak is yellow. The color from the end of beak
to the space behind nostrils and the lower beak is black.
The legs are black.
Mode of life: They pass the winter with whooper swans. They
are winter season birds. They pass the winter at lakes and
marshes, swamps, river, bays, and coast.
- Mode of life: They pass the
winter with whooper swans. They are winter season birds.
They pass the winter at lakes and marshes, swamps, river,
bays, and coast.
- Call: They are heard "hoot-hoot-hoot"
in the water or on the ground, and they are heard "gwa-an-gwa-an"
while flying.
- Breeding place: They live
in the island in river or the shallow river. The nest is
made up of straw or moss. It is a volcano-shaped conical
nest and 0.7 millimeters tall. The upper part is sunken
and the place for eggs is covered with pinfeathers of mother
bird's breast or stomach.
Breeding time: They lay eggs around June. The number of
eggs of the same litter is 3-5. The color is creamy white.
- Taste: They have food similar
to that of whooper swans
- Range: They pass the winter
in the tundra area of the northern part of Russia, Siberia,
Caspian Sea, Korea, and the coast of China.
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