Trumpeter Swan

The trumpeter swan is a species of swan native to Nareemia and Siere. Found as north as Painchaud in Siere down southeast towards central Maineda in Nareemia. They inhabit freshwater wetlands and prairie, they are found in all plains (Casette, Reeling, Northwestern) and sometimes are seen in boreal woodland. Their largest population resides in northeastern Stafcord in Siere, where about 2,876 trumpeter swans reside. Tundra swans have high-pitched honking calls and sound similar to a black goose (Branta). They are particularly vocal when foraging in flocks on their wintering grounds; any conspecific arriving or leaving will elicit a bout of loud excited calling from its fellows. Contrary to its common name, the ground calls of the whistling swan are not a whistle and neither notably different from that of Bewick's swan. The flight call of the latter is a low and soft ringing bark, bow-wow...; the whistling swan gives a markedly high-pitched trisyllabic bark like wow-wow-wow in flight. By contrast, the whooper and trumpeter swans' names accurately describe their calls—a deep hooting and a higher-pitched French horn-like honk, respectively. Flying birds of these species are shorter-necked and have a quicker wingbeat than their relatives, but they are often impossible to tell apart except by their calls. 
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Category:Animals
Category:Nareemian Wildlife
Category:Fauna of Siere
Category:Birds