Peter Spicer Whooper Swan,

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Peter Spicer Whooper Swan,

The Whooper Swan (Cygnus cygnus) is a large white swan, bigger than a Bewick's swan. It has a long thin neck, which it usually holds erect, and black legs. Its black bill has a large triangular patch of yellow on it. It is mainly a winter visitor to the UK from Iceland, although a couple of pairs nest in the north. The estuaries and wetlands it visits on migration and for winter roosts need protection. spicerswan [640x480].jpg

Whooper Swan by Peter Spicer & Sons. Dated 20th November 1930. We have included close up images of the bird for those who will not get the chance to see it in person. Hope you like them. It is a gem, but perhaps not a little gem but a gem all the same.

Whooper Swan by Peter Spicer & Sons. Dated 20th November 1930. We have included close up images of the bird for those who will not get the chance to see it in person. Hope you like them.

Whooper Swan by Peter Spicer & Sons. Dated 20th November 1930. We have included close up images of the bird for those who will not get the chance to see it in person. Hope you like them.

Whooper Swan by Peter Spicer & Sons. Dated 20th November 1930. We have included close up images of the bird for those who will not get the chance to see it in person. Hope you like them.

Whooper Swan by Peter Spicer & Sons. Dated 20th November 1930. We have included close up images of the bird for those who will not get the chance to see it in person. Hope you like them.

Whooper Swan by Peter Spicer & Sons. Dated 20th November 1930. We have included close up images of the bird for those who will not get the chance to see it in person. Hope you like them.

Whooper Swan by Peter Spicer & Sons. Dated 20th November 1930. We have included close up images of the bird for those who will not get the chance to see it in person. Another reason for putting up the images is to dispel concerns such as "it's mothed" and or "replaced".

Whooper Swan by Peter Spicer & Sons. Dated 20th November 1930. We have included close up images of the bird for those who will not get the chance to see it in person. Another reason for putting up the images is to dispel concerns such as "it's mothed" and or "replaced".

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