The United States and Canada have three kinds of swans, each with a defining attribute. Trumpeter swans are the largest; tundra swans fly the farthest; mute swans are the most aggressive. Of ...

There are three species of swans that may be seen around New York state, though only two are likely to be seen around Staten Island during the winter.  Two of these, the tundra swan and the ...

Learn swan facts, including what swans eat, why they're known as a symbol of love and how many types of swans live in North America.

The annual five-day census of swans belonging to King Charles III — known as Swan Upping — began Monday on the River Thames ...

Three species of swans can be seen in Ohio. Tundra swans, which breed far to the north, migrate through the state - sometimes in large flocks - in the spring and fall.

Swans, while beautiful birds, tend to lose their appeal when they've claimed your yard as their own. Here are ways to humanely keep them away from your home.

Swans have bewitched humans for millennia. They show up in Greek, Norse, and Celtic myths, though storytellers in those European traditions were referencing a distinct species: mute swans, Cygnus olor ...

The mute swans are considered invasive species with the potential to edge out native birds, fish and scallops in the areas they've overtaken, according to Min Huang, ...

An annual medieval tradition of counting swans on the River Thames is returning. Swan upping is a royal census of the birds ...

Besides being the world’s largest species of waterfowl, the trumpeter swan is a U.S. native with a remarkable recovery record. In 2015 the estimated population size exceeded 60,000.