Notes on the breeding behaviour of captive Whistling Swans

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Mary E Evans

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The incubation behaviour of a pair of captive breeding Whistling Swans Cygnus c. columbianus was studied. The male shared in nest building and sat on the eggs while the female was off feeding.

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Evans, M. E. (1977). Notes on the breeding behaviour of captive Whistling Swans. Wildfowl, 6. Retrieved from https://tidsskrift.dk/Wildfowl/article/view/154352
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Wildfowl 28
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