| Appearance | Mute swans are enormous waterbirds at about 50-60″ in length. They’re white with an orange bill and black at the base of the bill on the face. |
| Diet | Fish and plant material |
| Feeder Food | N/A |
| Habitat | Mute swans are found floating on the water in urban ponds (parks), lagoons, rivers, lakes, and coastal areas where saltwater meets freshwater rivers and streams. |
| Nesting | Mute swans are ground nesters. They construct the nest on beaches, dikes or even on nearby islands. Clutch: 5-7 eggs/brood on average Egg color: pale green Incubation: Incubation is about 36 days. The young fledge after about 4-5 months. |
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