'Adorable Cygnets.'
I captured the four images below at North Lakes in Queensland, Australia. I love the original photos but I also really like the impressionist edits I have used here too. I hope you like them also.
These cygnets are the offspring of Black Swans. This variety of Black Swans (Cynus Atratus) are native to Australia and are often seen on extensive shallow stretches of water, both fresh and salt. Black Swans build their nests on vegetation on water.
Cygnets only spend one day in the nest after they are hatched so they obviously develop early survival instincts.
Although they swim virtually from birth they do enjoy riding on their parents back occasionally and often shelter under their parent’s wings when swimming.
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