Black swan

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The black swan is a large waterbird native to Australia, notable for its striking black plumage and red bill, and widely used as an emblem in Australian heraldry and symbolism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird species ⓘ
swan ⓘ
waterbird ⓘ
appearsOn Coat of arms of Western Australia ⓘ
Flag of Western Australia ⓘ
averageClutchSize 4–8 eggs ⓘ
billColor red ⓘ
binomialName Cygnus atratus ⓘ
breedingSystem mostly monogamous ⓘ
class Aves ⓘ
culturalSignificance emblem of Western Australia ⓘ
iconic Australian bird ⓘ
describedBy John Latham ⓘ
diet algae ⓘ
aquatic plants ⓘ
submerged vegetation ⓘ
eyeColor red ⓘ
family Anatidae ⓘ
flightPattern strong direct flight ⓘ
foundIn coastal wetlands of southern Australia ⓘ
inland lakes of Australia ⓘ
genus Cygnus ⓘ
habitat estuaries ⓘ
lakes ⓘ
rivers ⓘ
wetlands ⓘ
introducedTo Europe ⓘ
New Zealand ⓘ
North America ⓘ
IUCNStatus Least Concern ⓘ
kingdom Animalia ⓘ
legColor grey-black ⓘ
migratoryBehavior partially migratory ⓘ
movement nomadic in response to water availability ⓘ
nativeTo Australia ⓘ
Tasmania ⓘ
neckShape long curved neck ⓘ
notableFeature bright red bill ⓘ
striking black plumage ⓘ
order Anseriformes ⓘ
plumageColor black ⓘ
reproduction lays eggs in nests near water ⓘ
socialBehavior forms large flocks ⓘ
gregarious ⓘ
symbolOf Western Australia ⓘ
taxonRank species ⓘ
usedIn Australian heraldry ⓘ
Australian symbolism ⓘ
vocalization musical bugling calls ⓘ

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