Banique's Bird Report

This report will tell you about Tundra swans. It will tell you how it looks, where it lives, what it eats, its enemies, and also interesting facts. I hope you enjoy this report.

How it Looks

The Tundra swan is one of the largest flying birds and it weighs 18 to 20 pounds. The Tundra swan has a very long neck and short feet. The Tundra swan has a black and yellow beak. Their wing span is 6 to 7 feet. Most swans are white.

Where It Lives

Tundra swans are water animals. Tundra swans live in Asia, Alaska and Canada. Tundra swans live in place like lakes, bays, and other bodies of water. They live in North America rivers, ponds, and salt water .Tundra swans live alone unless paired with mate.

What It Eats

Tundra swans eat lots of things. Tundra swans eat plants, insects, tadpoles, snails, tiny fish, seeds, grain, roots, grasses, dams, fish eggs. They all so eat mussels, leaves, stems, and tubers.

Its Enemies
Tundra swans have many enemies. Tundra swans enemies are big birds, foxes, wolves, dogs, coyotes, gulls, large fish like pikes, and eagles.

Interesting facts

There are many interesting facts. Tundra swans fly in "V" formation. Their are eight kinds of swans lay its eggs white places and in northern North America. Their marshland nests are very large and usually contain about six eggs. Tundra swans were called Whistling swans. Swans migrate. Tundra swans colors are light gray. The Tundra swans fly 5 miles.