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DEC renews its licensing with Manlius: prohibiting the mute swans to reproduce
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) renewed the license with the Village of Manilus to keep ...
Manlius may possess mute swans for one more year, but can't let them reproduce, DEC says
"Transitioning possession to either trumpeter or tundra swans will enable the continuation of the Village’s storied tradition ...
Wildlife officials confirm bird flu outbreak among swans in Sac County
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed on Wednesday that two mute swans tested positive for the avian ...
Unusual sighting: Invasive mute swan spotted at San Antonio lake park
A rare sighting of a mute swan has been spotted at Woodlawn Lake Park in San Antonio. The birds are not native to Texas and ...
Wildlife officials confirm bird flu outbreak among swans that shut down a Sacramento County park
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed on Wednesday that two mute swans tested positive for the avian influenza at Mather Regional Park. Dozens of swans were reported dead at Mather ...
Bird flu found in dead swans recovered from Mather Lake, state wildlife officials say
The mute swans’ carcasses were recovered Nov. 26 from Mather Lake at Mather Regional Park by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. Analysts at the agency had suspected the birds carried ...
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Village of Manlius gets one-year extension to decide fate of pond swans
VILLAGE OF MANLIUS, N.Y. — The Village of Manlius has had mute swans in its pond for more than 100-years, and it looks like ...
The Manlius swans get an 11th-hour reprieve from NY. But there’s a big catch
The four cygnets in the Manlius Swan Pond a year. ago. The four were rescued after teens killed and ate their mother Faye.
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Does homeowners insurance cover winter-related storm damage?
The new year has brought intense cold, snow and ice to the Central New York region. “We’re back to the normal weather that we’re accustomed ...