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Trumpeter Swan
Cygnus buccinator · Anatidae
Where it's found
Every region with Trumpeter Swan in its dex, with the tier and number it has there.
| Region | Tier | No. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | Common | #372 | |
| Germany | Legendary | #398 | Introduced |
| United Arab Emirates | Rare | #199 | Introduced |
| United States of America | Common | #731 | |
| Alabama | Rare | #182 | |
| Alaska | Common | #211 | |
| Alberta | Rare | #066 | |
| Arizona | Rare | #270 | |
| Arkansas | Uncommon | #171 | |
| British Columbia | Common | #269 | |
| California | Rare | #370 | |
| Colorado | Uncommon | #260 | |
| Connecticut | Rare | #180 | |
| Delaware | Rare | #159 | |
| Florida | Rare | #253 | |
| Georgia | Rare | #189 | |
| Idaho | Uncommon | #188 | |
| Illinois | Uncommon | #183 | |
| Indiana | Uncommon | #167 | |
| Iowa | Common | #165 | |
| Kansas | Uncommon | #184 | |
| Kentucky | Rare | #165 | |
| Louisiana | Rare | #186 | |
| Manitoba | Uncommon | #174 | |
| Maryland | Uncommon | #195 | |
| Massachusetts | Rare | #209 | |
| Michigan | Common | #192 | |
| Minnesota | Common | #196 | |
| Missouri | Uncommon | #171 | |
| Montana | Common | #209 | |
| Nebraska | Uncommon | #196 | |
| Nevada | Rare | #207 | |
| New Jersey | Rare | #193 | |
| New Mexico | Rare | #259 | |
| New York | Uncommon | #233 | |
| North Carolina | Rare | #202 | |
| North Dakota | Rare | #158 | |
| Northwest Territories | Uncommon | #118 | |
| Ohio | Common | #190 | |
| Oklahoma | Rare | #196 | |
| Ontario | Common | #215 | |
| Oregon | Uncommon | #259 | |
| Pennsylvania | Uncommon | #189 | |
| Québec | Uncommon | #200 | |
| Saskatchewan | Rare | #167 | |
| South Dakota | Uncommon | #189 | |
| Tennessee | Rare | #181 | |
| Texas | Rare | #331 | |
| Utah | Uncommon | #220 | |
| Vermont | Rare | #165 | |
| Virginia | Uncommon | #215 | |
| Washington | Common | #241 | |
| West Virginia | Rare | #150 | |
| Wisconsin | Common | #191 | |
| Wyoming | Common | #186 | |
| Yukon | Common | #128 | |
| United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | Rare | #339 | Vagrant · Introduced |
| District of Columbia | Rare | #118 | Vagrant |
| Maine | Rare | #191 | Vagrant |
| Mississippi | Rare | #174 | Vagrant |
| New Hampshire | Rare | #176 | Vagrant |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | Rare | #145 | Vagrant |
| Nova Scotia | Rare | #192 | Vagrant |
| Rhode Island | Rare | #162 | Vagrant |
| South Carolina | Rare | #184 | Vagrant |
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Field notes
What to look for
Alberta's biggest bird: a huge all-white swan with a straight black bill and a long neck held upright.
Where
Boreal and foothill lakes and beaver ponds; the Grande Prairie area is a stronghold.
When
April to October; some winter on open rivers in the foothills.
Tips
Tundra swans usually show a yellow spot before the eye and have a bugling call; trumpeters honk like a French horn.
Related species
Birds near it in Alberta's dex.
#065 · Rare🐦Tundra Swan
#067 · Uncommon🐦Canada goose
#068 · Common🐦Black-crowned night heron
#064 · Rare🐦Great Blue Heron
#063 · Uncommon🐦Snow Goose
#069 · Uncommon
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