We can tell this swan is a Tundra Swan, rather than a Trumpeter Swan, by the shape of the top of its bill and the lores from both edges of the bill to the eyes. In this swan they make a U-shape with a flattish bottom, which is more typical of a Tundra Swan. In a Trumpeter Swan these have more of a V shape.
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Wednesday, January 14, 2026
ADULT TRUMPETER SWANS & A JUVENILE TRUMPETER SWAN, ASHBRIDGE'S BAY PARK, TORONTO, ONTARIO, 1/13/2026
The juvernile Trumpeter Swan is the darker swan in the background of the first photo. The other two white swans in that photo are adults.
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