The Whooper Swan's call is actually a distinctive honk 📯 In a few weeks' time our estuaries and wetlands will begin to see the arrival of large flocks of swans and geese. Travelling from breeding grounds in Scandinavia, Iceland, Greenland and Siberia, these highly vocal birds often congregate together in mixed flocks and, though not as pretty as the dawn chorus, create a seasonal soundscape that will continue throughout winter. 🔊 Sound recording by Richard Ridgway, 1979. Shelf mark WS1733 C6 |

1.7K views · 49 reactions | Volume up! Mountain lions tend to be solitary unless mating or parenting, and they usually maintain territories that average 100 square miles. The screams you hear here are breeding calls. And unlike many other species, mountain lions don’t have a specific breeding season, and can mate throughout the year. #WildForWildlife #trailcam #wildlifevideos Trail camera footage captured and edited by @luke.lamar.94 | Swan Valley Connections | Facebook

4.9M views · 229K reactions | There is nothing more beautiful than a swan's mating ritual ❤️ | We Love Animals | Facebook