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Swan. Nature background. Mute Swan. Cygnus olor. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mute swan Cygnus olor. Large white bird standing in the water, dark brown background of reer, white reflection Royalty Free Stock Photo

A graceful mute swan (*Cygnus olor*) glides across a serene lake, its white plumage Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swan. Nature background. Mute Swan. Cygnus olor.

Swan swimming in a wonderful nature. Yellow blue nature background. Mute Swan. (Cygnus olor) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bird Mute swan Cygnus olor spread its wings, on the background is a mallard duck, Moldova nature and animals. Artistic photo Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bird Mute swan Cygnus olor spread its wings, on the background is a mallard duck, Moldova nature and animals Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two mute swan running towards lake with background of clouds and mountain. Cygnus olor. Lausanne Switzerland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Swan in the nature habitat. mute swan, Cygnus olor, cleanig plumage in the water. Bird on the lake. Brow grass in the background. Royalty Free Stock Photo

It is a very large-bodied, snow-white-feathered bird. Its beak is orange, (larger in the male) the beak spot and the base of the beak are black. It bends its long neck gracefully in an S shape. Its beak usually points downwards. When swimming, its wings swell and form a curve. It usually prefers lakes. In winter, it is common in well-protected bays, open marshes, lakes and ponds, streams, estuaries and coastal areas. Although hundreds of individuals are found in open salt waters in winter, they do not migrate en masse. When swimming, they hold their necks in a gentle curve with their beaks pointing downwards.