Mute swans
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Cape Town (Western Cape)
We have the following: Demoiselle Cranes East African Crowned Cranes East African Crowned Cranes Stanley Cranes Australian Black Swans Australian Black Swans Australian Black Swans South American Black-Necked Swans Trumpeter Swans White Mute Swans White Mute Swans White Mute Swans Whooper Swans
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Cape Town (Western Cape)
Quail, pheasant & Waterfowl Australian Black Swans South American Black-Necked Swans Trumpeter Swans White Mute Swans Whooper Swans Falcated ducks
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Cape Town (Western Cape)
The Black-necked Swan is the largest waterfowl native to South America. They spend much of their time on the water as they are poor at walking due to their legs being set far back on their bodies. This makes it difficult for them to get airbourne but they are strong fliers. Like the Mute Swan, they are quiet birds.We also have other species available, please contact for price list.
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Cape Town (Western Cape)
White Mute Breeders Australian Black Breeders Yearlings Mutes and Blacks Juvenile Blacks and Mutes Trumpeters and Whoopers Please contact for more details and new prices.
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Stellenbosch (Western Cape)
SWANS: Swans are perhaps the most graceful species of birds on the planet. We have juveniles, yearlings and Breeders, with most swans available year-round. Australian Black Swans (Juveniles) Australian Black Swans (Yearlings) Australian Black Swans (3-Year-Old Breeders South American, Black-Necked Swans Trumpeter Swans White Mute Swans (Juveniles) White Mute Swans (Yearlings) White Mute Swans (3-Year-Old Breeders) Whooper Swans
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South Africa (All cities)
5 runner ducks 1 drake and 4 ducks all in good condition, Mandarin duck, mute swans also available Pm me
R 70
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Cape Town (Western Cape)
Beautiful Breeding Pair of Mute Swans for sale to qualified home. 4 year old adults. Pinioned feathers removed for non-flight. Prefer selling as a pair. Serious Inquiries Only!
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