1. Mute Swans are fairly widely distributed breeding birds in Sussex, but little up-to-date information about numbers is available.

2. Mute swan, stately and serene, are present all the year.

3. The mute swan population stands at the highest it has been for 40 years.

4. It is the only colony of mute swans in the world that is open to the public.

4. try its best to collect and build good sentences.

5. Some ornithologists only Mute Swan classified as a swan.

6. Swimming or standing, Mute Swan and Black Swan are to be placed one foot behind.

7. Dr. Dial, right, and Brandon Jackson examine a mute swan.

8. Kenneth Dial, right, and Brandon Jackson examine a mute swan.

9. So work still needs to be done to make Britain a completely safe place for the mute swan.

10. It was while sitting patiently there that I managed to get this photo of a mute swan playing.