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Wayne Caffery


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Judith Smith wrote:

presumably SDZ and female are the parents? None survived last year, I think?





Yeah, Judith, they're the parents. I don't think any survived last year.

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presumably SDZ and female are the parents? None survived last year, I think?

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Wayne Caffery


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I'm happy to report that the six cygnets at Higher Hall Flash in Bickershaw are still doing fine and are now about a month old. At this time last year four had been eaten by foxes. The cob is very aggressive at the moment, attacking several dogs in this last week. The pen is her usual self, hissing at everything in the vicinity. I'm optimistic about all of the youngsters this year. smile.gif

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