1
The wild swan in question was now an apothecary in Brazil.
2
With her sling she could bring down the crane or the wild swan.
3
A wild swan, most difficult of marks, was sailing high overhead.
4
The seed came from the craw of a wild swan that they had shot.
5
As he says,-thetruest service ever comes by the road of the wild swan.
6
She flies like the wild swan among the clouds.
7
I have never seen wild swan here, but many in Minnesota in the Red River country.
8
The latest was a wild swan that came out of the marshes to follow him about.
9
At the same instant a wild swan, rising from the water, flew off with a loud cry.
10
Item, a large and fair white Jerfawcon, for the wild swan, crane, goose, and other great fowls.
11
It was a swan- ahyperboreanwild swan!
12
Britain has had one previous case of the virus, in a dead wild swan found in Scotland in April 2006.
13
No great wild swan of the flocks of Phoebus ever began life as a more ungainly duckling than Ibsen did.
14
It is, indeed, true that this is a habit of many birds, and may be so of the wild swan.
15
A wild swan found dead in Scotland in March had the H5N1 version of the virus.
16
He was very much surprised when Mr Ross explained that he had not calculated for the speed with which the wild swan flies.
