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Re: Cygnus and Cygnet

« on: June 01, 2009, 07:47:41 pm »

Graet shots John. What are the odds the little one will survive with the other wildlife around there. Are there many predators? Terrible question but just curioius. We have quail on our property and every season out of the 10-12 chicks born it seems only maybe 4-5 survive, of course there is a big difference between living on land and water!


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