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swan
6-7 living, see text.
Trivia about swan
Australia boasts the only all black type of this often white & graceful aquatic bird
In an 1870s ballet, Prince Siegfried falls in love with one of these graceful birds
The black one of these, a symbol of Western Australia, is seen here on that state's flag
An ancient belief says this bird "sings before death" (& maybe dances by the lake)
E.B. White: "The Trumpet of the ____"
Zeus became Leda's lover while disguised as one of these birds
In French this graceful swimmer is un cygne
The scientific name of the "mute" type is Cygnus olor
After Zeus mated with Leda, disguised as this bird, Castor & Pollux were born in an egg
St. Hugh of Lincoln was famous for having one of these graceful birds as a pet
When Zeus played follow the Leda, he did it in the form of this bird & seduced her
Tenor Leo Slezak covered a staging mistake in "Lohengrin" by ad-libbing, "What time is the next" this graceful bird
A painting by Paul Cezanne shows "Leda and" this bird
Since 1905 it's been dying, dying--still fluttering--dead!
Seen here is the trumpeter variety of this bird, whose name comes from an old word for "singer"
In a Tchaikovsky ballet, Prince Siegfried goes hunting for these animals & falls in love with 1 of them
As Shakespeare was the Sweet this bird of Avon, Anna "Elegy on Captain Cook" Seward was this bird of Lichfield
The play's the thing in a theatre named for this bird to which Ben Jonson compared Shakespeare
The mute species of this bird is not entirely mute; it makes a hoarse, wheezing sound
An artist's last great work is often described as this bird's "song"
The "mute" type of this graceful waterfowl isn't really silent: it hisses, grunts & even makes snoring sounds
...Of Yeats' "Leda and" this bird mentions "her nape caught in his bill"
Australia has the only all-black species of this bird, Cygnus atratus